Grand Chamber judgment concerning Slovenia
11/12/2018
In the case of Lekić v. Slovenia the Court held that there has been no violation of the Convention.
The applicant was an associate, employee and then managing director of a company which, having no liquid assets, became insolvent. It was struck off the court register of companies in 2001, but that decision could not be served on the company, since it no longer had an office at its registered address; or elsewhere. In 2010 part of the applicant’s monthly salary payments were seized to pay off a debt incurred by the company.
Before the Court, the applicant complained about the company’s striking-off and the fact that he had been held liable for its debts.
Press release Delivery of the judgment Webcast of the hearing (14/03/2018) Country profile - Slovenia
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Chamber
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Judgment concerning Lithania
11/12/2018In the case of M.A. and Others v. Lithuania the Court found several violations of the Convention.
The case concerned a Russian family of seven who, after leaving Chechnya, tried on three separate occasions to seek asylum in Lithuania, but were each time refused the right to make an application at the border.
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Judgment concerning Slovakia
11/12/2018In the case of Lakatošová and Lakatoš v. Slovakia the Court found a violation of the prohibition of the discrimination and the violation of the right to life.
The two applicants in the case, a married couple, were seriously injured and three members of their Roma family were killed in a shooting spree at their home by an off-duty police officer. When questioned by the police, the officer stated that he had been thinking about “a radical solution” for “dealing with” Roma people. He was ultimately given a reduced sentence of nine years’ imprisonment owing to diminished responsibility. The ruling was adopted in the form of a simplified judgment which contained no legal reasoning.
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Official Visits
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Visit by the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia
12/12/2018
On 11 December 2018, Giorgi Gakharia, Vice Prime Minister, Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, visited the Court and was received by President Guido Raimondi. Lado Chanturia, judge elected in respect of Georgia, also attended the meeting.
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Visit by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation
12/12/2018
On 10 December 2018, Viacheslav Lebedev, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, visited the Court and was received by President Guido Raimondi. Dmitry Dedov, judge elected in respect of the Russian Federation, and Roderick Liddell, Registrar, also attended the meeting. On this occasion, the encyclopaedic edition of The European Court of Human Rights. Theory and practice in respect of Russia and other Member States of the Council of Europe has been launched.
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Visit by a delegation of Irish Judges
12/12/2018
On 7 December 2018, a delegation of Irish Judges, headed by The Hon. Mr. Justice Frank Clarke, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, visited the Court. The visiting Judges took part in roundtable discussions with Judges of the Court and members of the Registry.
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Grand Chamber
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Forthcoming judgment
12/12/2018The Court will be delivering its Grand Chamber judgment in the case of Molla Sali v. Greece on 19 December 2018.
The case concerns the application by the Greek courts of Islamic religious (Sharia) law to a dispute concerning inheritance rights over the estate of the late husband of the applicant, a Greek national belonging to the country’s Muslim minority.
Webcast of the hearing (06/12/2017)
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Forthcoming judgment
11/12/2018The Court will be delivering its Grand Chamber judgment in the case of Murtazaliyeva v. Russia on 18 December 2018.
In this case the applicant, a Russian national of Chechen origin, complains of the unfairness of criminal proceedings brought against her for preparing a terrorist attack.
Webcast of the hearing (14/02/2018)
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Other Information
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Ukrainian lawyer permanently barred from representing applicants before the ECHR
12/12/2018
The European Court of Human Rights has decided that a Ukrainian lawyer, Nataliya Yevgenivna Tselovalnichenko, should be permanently prohibited from representing or otherwise assisting applicants in both pending and future applications.
Press release (in Ukrainian)
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Delivered Judgments & Decisions
Forthcoming Judgments & Decisions
13/12/2018