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Top France court upholds Nicolas Sarkozy's corruption conviction

Sarkozy plans to appeal his corruption conviction to the European Court of Human Rights while asserting his innocence.

With the Kovacevic ruling, let justice be done for Bosnia's democracy

The European Court of Human Rights must uphold its ruling on Bosnia's constitution to affirm justice over political interests.

European court rejects ex-Tory MP's human rights claim

The European Court upheld the parliamentary inquiry against Owen Paterson, affirming the importance of maintaining lobbying rules.
#climate-change

The Most Personal Climate Case in the World

Austrian man sues government, claiming climate crisis violates his human rights due to his vulnerability to heat as an MS patient.

Top EU Court Rules Swiss Climate Inaction Violates Human Rights in Landmark Case

The European Court of Human Rights ruled Switzerland violated senior citizens' rights by not taking sufficient action on climate change.
Switzerland is warming at twice the global average rate, and its climate policies are classified as insufficient by the Climate Action Tracker.

Is climate change action a human right? A European court will rule for the first time

The European Court of Human Rights is hearing landmark climate change cases to enforce reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
This session marks the first time an international court will rule on climate change, potentially setting a precedent for global climate action.

Top European court hands Swiss women victory in landmark climate ruling

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland's efforts to combat climate change were inadequate, violating fundamental human rights.
The verdict could set a precedent for addressing climate cases in other countries and regions.

The Most Personal Climate Case in the World

Austrian man sues government, claiming climate crisis violates his human rights due to his vulnerability to heat as an MS patient.

Top EU Court Rules Swiss Climate Inaction Violates Human Rights in Landmark Case

The European Court of Human Rights ruled Switzerland violated senior citizens' rights by not taking sufficient action on climate change.
Switzerland is warming at twice the global average rate, and its climate policies are classified as insufficient by the Climate Action Tracker.

Is climate change action a human right? A European court will rule for the first time

The European Court of Human Rights is hearing landmark climate change cases to enforce reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
This session marks the first time an international court will rule on climate change, potentially setting a precedent for global climate action.

Top European court hands Swiss women victory in landmark climate ruling

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland's efforts to combat climate change were inadequate, violating fundamental human rights.
The verdict could set a precedent for addressing climate cases in other countries and regions.
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EU agency finds 'widespread rights violations' at borders DW 07/30/2024

The FRA report highlights migrant abuse, lack of investigations, and hindered legal processes in EU border countries, leading to fear and intimidation among migrants.
#rishi-sunak

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan has only 50% chance of success', say government lawyers

Rishi Sunak's new Rwanda legislation has a 50% chance of successfully getting flights in the air, according to a legal assessment.
Both right-wing and moderate Tory MPs are unhappy with the legislative plan and there is a risk of rebellion during the crucial vote on Tuesday.

Right-wing Tory rebels launch plan to toughen' Rwanda bill

Around 30 right-wing Tory rebels plan to back amendments to toughen up Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill.
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick is leading the effort to table amendments aimed at tackling European Court of Human Rights injunctions and tightening grounds for individuals to bring claims.

Rwanda bill: who are the rebels Rishi Sunak must win over?

Rishi Sunak is facing difficulties in securing enough votes to pass the Rwanda bill due to opposition from various groups within his party.
The potential rebels come from different factions within the party, each with their own motivations and demands.

Rishi Sunak's small boats plan suffers blow as Home Office deems Turkey unsafe

Rishi Sunak's plan to halt boats carrying migrants across the English Channel is at risk due to the Home Office declaring Turkey an unsafe country.
The proposed returns deal with Turkey is in jeopardy due to concerns over their anti-terrorism laws, unfair trials, and allegations of torture in the judicial system.
Officials are considering alternative ways to address the small boats crisis, including potentially leaving the European Court of Human Rights and implementing provisions within the Rwanda bill.

When Rishi Sunak speaks, the nation shrugs. There's no coming back from that | Rafael Behr

Rishi Sunak employs divisive strategies to undermine his own party's unity and public support.
Sunak strategically navigates policy positions to avoid alienating various factions within the Conservative party.

Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan has only 50% chance of success', say government lawyers

Rishi Sunak's new Rwanda legislation has a 50% chance of successfully getting flights in the air, according to a legal assessment.
Both right-wing and moderate Tory MPs are unhappy with the legislative plan and there is a risk of rebellion during the crucial vote on Tuesday.

Right-wing Tory rebels launch plan to toughen' Rwanda bill

Around 30 right-wing Tory rebels plan to back amendments to toughen up Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill.
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick is leading the effort to table amendments aimed at tackling European Court of Human Rights injunctions and tightening grounds for individuals to bring claims.

Rwanda bill: who are the rebels Rishi Sunak must win over?

Rishi Sunak is facing difficulties in securing enough votes to pass the Rwanda bill due to opposition from various groups within his party.
The potential rebels come from different factions within the party, each with their own motivations and demands.

Rishi Sunak's small boats plan suffers blow as Home Office deems Turkey unsafe

Rishi Sunak's plan to halt boats carrying migrants across the English Channel is at risk due to the Home Office declaring Turkey an unsafe country.
The proposed returns deal with Turkey is in jeopardy due to concerns over their anti-terrorism laws, unfair trials, and allegations of torture in the judicial system.
Officials are considering alternative ways to address the small boats crisis, including potentially leaving the European Court of Human Rights and implementing provisions within the Rwanda bill.

When Rishi Sunak speaks, the nation shrugs. There's no coming back from that | Rafael Behr

Rishi Sunak employs divisive strategies to undermine his own party's unity and public support.
Sunak strategically navigates policy positions to avoid alienating various factions within the Conservative party.
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El Tribunal Europeo critica a Suiza en materia de clima en una sentencia historica

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland violated human rights by not doing enough to combat climate change.
This landmark decision could empower activists to hold governments accountable using human rights legislation.
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Top European rights court says Russia responsible for breaching rights in Crimea after 2014 takeover

Europe's top human rights court ruled Russia responsible for a series of human rights violations in Crimea since 2014 annexation.

Russia-backed borders in Georgia condemned by rights court DW 04/09/2024

Russia violated human rights charter by setting up borders blocking movement from breakaway regions into Georgia.
ECHR condemns Russia's actions of border enforcement between Georgia and breakaway regions Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Top European rights court says Russia responsible for breaching rights in Crimea after 2014 takeover

Europe's top human rights court ruled Russia responsible for a series of human rights violations in Crimea since 2014 annexation.

Russia-backed borders in Georgia condemned by rights court DW 04/09/2024

Russia violated human rights charter by setting up borders blocking movement from breakaway regions into Georgia.
ECHR condemns Russia's actions of border enforcement between Georgia and breakaway regions Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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#legal-precedent

European court rules on cases seeking to force countries to meet climate goals

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that member nations must protect citizens from climate change effects.
The court's judgments will have a significant impact on future climate change-related lawsuits in the Council of Europe's member states.

Top Europe rights court to issue landmark climate verdicts

The European Court of Human Rights will rule on whether governments' climate change policies violate human rights.
This could set a legal precedent and establish new fundamental rights regarding a stable climate.

Europe's top rights court to rule on landmark climate change cases

The European Court of Human Rights is set to rule on whether governments' climate change policies violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
The court's ruling on these cases could potentially set a crucial legal precedent and establish new fundamental rights related to climate stability.

European court rules on cases seeking to force countries to meet climate goals

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that member nations must protect citizens from climate change effects.
The court's judgments will have a significant impact on future climate change-related lawsuits in the Council of Europe's member states.

Top Europe rights court to issue landmark climate verdicts

The European Court of Human Rights will rule on whether governments' climate change policies violate human rights.
This could set a legal precedent and establish new fundamental rights regarding a stable climate.

Europe's top rights court to rule on landmark climate change cases

The European Court of Human Rights is set to rule on whether governments' climate change policies violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
The court's ruling on these cases could potentially set a crucial legal precedent and establish new fundamental rights related to climate stability.
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A C.I.A. Black Site Remains a Touchy Subject for Lithuania

A secret C.I.A. detention and torture center was operated in a remote Lithuanian village after 9/11 attacks.
The European Court of Human Rights confirmed the existence of the detention facility known as Site Violet in Lithuania.

Assange Extradition On Hold Until U.S. Gives More Assurances

The High Court ruled Julian Assange cannot be extradited to the US immediately, pending assurances on his treatment and rights.
The court granted the US three weeks to provide assurances on Assange's First Amendment rights and protection from the death penalty.

European court favors strong encryption, calling it key to privacy rights

European Court of Human Rights upholds strong encryption as a fundamental right to privacy
Ruling may ease pressure on U.S.-based social media platforms regarding providing access to encrypted messages

European human rights court says no to weakened encryption

Laws requiring crippled encryption and extensive data retention violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
The European Court of Human Rights decision may impact data surveillance legislation like Chat Control and the UK's Online Safety Act.
#asylum-seekers

Fresh Rwanda blow as ECHR says Sunak's plan breaks international law

The UK government is being warned that ignoring European Court of Human Rights orders regarding asylum seekers being sent to Rwanda would be a breach of human rights law.
The president of the European Court of Human Rights, Siofra O'Leary, emphasized the legal obligation for states to comply with court orders.

Rwanda flights: Britain reminded of obligation to obey ECHR orders

The UK would break international law if it ignored emergency orders from the European court of human rights (ECHR) to stop asylum seekers being flown to Rwanda.
Siofra O'Leary, the ECHR president, emphasized that member states have a clear legal obligation to comply with rule 39 measures issued by the court.

Fresh Rwanda blow as ECHR says Sunak's plan breaks international law

The UK government is being warned that ignoring European Court of Human Rights orders regarding asylum seekers being sent to Rwanda would be a breach of human rights law.
The president of the European Court of Human Rights, Siofra O'Leary, emphasized the legal obligation for states to comply with court orders.

Rwanda flights: Britain reminded of obligation to obey ECHR orders

The UK would break international law if it ignored emergency orders from the European court of human rights (ECHR) to stop asylum seekers being flown to Rwanda.
Siofra O'Leary, the ECHR president, emphasized that member states have a clear legal obligation to comply with rule 39 measures issued by the court.
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