Miris document ID: 1057932127205 |
Author: |
European Court of Human Rights |
Language: |
English |
Source: |
European Court of Human Rights
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Country: |
Romania |
Category: |
judgment/decision |
Government level: |
International |
Guiding principle: |
The Court declared admissible the applicants' claims under Article 3 (freedom from torture or inhuman or degrading treatment) and Article 8 (respect for private and family life) arising from the inhuman conditions in which they were forced to live following the destruction of their homes, as well as Article 6 (right to a fair trial) based on the delayed civil proceedings against the civilian defendants and the inability to pursue civil claims against the police because of the refusal by Romanian authorities to prosecute them. In addition, significantly, the Court will consider the applicants' complaint that they were subjected to discrimination by judicial bodies and officials in connection with the above claims because of their Roma ethnicity. |
Date of
judgement:
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2003-6-3 |
Document number: |
REF00024359 |
Official version: |
yes |
Legally binding: |
yes |
Subject areas: |
administrative authorities; administrative boundaries; fair trial; identity; non-discrimination |
Minority groups: |
Roma/Gypsies |
Related laws: |
Code of Civil Procedure; Civil Code |
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