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Category Archives: ECHR
ECHR: Claim by Nazi Concentration Camps Survivors Dismissed
2010-05-17, Strasbourg, France. The Court dismissed an application filed by the Association of World War II Concentration Camp Prisoners against Croatia. The application was filed by Gojko Knezevic, the president of the Association, on behalf of 9,000 former prisoners and alleged liability for international crimes committed against Serbs, Jews and Roma. The application requested compensation in the amount [...]
Posted in ECHR Tagged application, Association of World War II Concentration Camp Prisoners, Convention for the Protection of Human Rights, crime against hum, Croatia, Gojko Knezevic, inadmissible, Independent State of Croatia, Jew, NDH, Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, Roma, Serb, Valentina Grdelic, war crimes Comments closed
ECHR: Swiss NGO Files 3 Applications Re Enforced Disappearances and Killings in Prijedor in 1992
2010-04-30, Strasbourg, France. TRIAL (Track Impunity Always), a Swiss NGO, filed three applications against BiH with the European Court of Human Rights: Fikret Bacic v. BiH, Zijad Bacic v. BiH and Horozovic v. BiH. The applications arise from the killings of Bacic and Horozovic families, and the enforced disappearance of Refik Bacic, perpetrated by Serb [...]
Posted in ECHR Tagged ACT, Advocacy Center – TRIAL, application, Article 13, Article 3, Article 5, Articles 1, Articles 2, BiH Fikret Bacic, criminal proceedings, enforced disappearance, European Convention on Human Rights, France, Hidajet murder, Investigation, NGO, obligation to respect human rights, Prijedor, prohibition of torture, Refik Bacic, right to an effective remedy, right to life, right to personal liberty, Sarajevo, Strasbourg, Switzerland, Track Impunity Always, TRIAL, Zecovi, Zijad Bacic Comments closed
ECHR: Russia Cannot Extradite an Israeli to Face Prosecution in Colombia
2010-04-01, Strasbourg, France. The Court rendered its judgment in Klien v. Russia holding that Russia cannot extradite Mr. Klien to Colombia. In 2001, Mr. Klien, a former IDF operative, was found guilty in absentia by the Criminal Court of the Manizales District, Colombia for training anti-government guerilla groups involved in terrorist activities in the 1980’s. [...]
Also posted in Domestic Courts Tagged 24268/08, Colombia, Criminal Court, Dmitriy Yampolskiy, extradition, Gal Yair Klein, Georgiy Matyushkin, Haslam-Jones & Partners, IDF, Israel, Leonid Nevzalin, M. Levin, Manizales District, Mordechai Tzivin, N. Tzivin, Padva, Russia Comments closed
ECHR: Ahorugeze: Court Gives Green Light to an Extradition to Rwanda