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On the ECHR, again

Dave Levy
1 min readFeb 25, 2022

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The ECtHR’s court room
ECtHR Courtroom CC cherryx BY-SA 3.0 2012

I am trying to write something for the current Govt. consultation on the HRA, and came across this nugget from the ECtHR, Facts and Figures 2020, we can assume, that 2021 is not yet available,

“Almost half the judgments concerned 3 of the 47 member States, namely the Russian Federation (185), Turkey (97) and Ukraine (86). Nearly a quarter of all the judgments delivered by the Court concerned the Russian Federation.

Of the total number of judgments delivered in 2020, the Court found at least one violation of the Convention by the respondent State in 87% of the cases.”

Facts and Figures 2020

I last looked at the Court and its impact on the UK in this article, Sovereignty, in 2016, which pointed at two articles, one, a fact check from Channel 4, and one from the EHRC describing the impact of the Court on British Law. It notes that the UK is the least frequent defendant, except for Sweden at that time.

The featured image, is from wiki media, CC cherryx 2012 BY-SA

Originally published at https://davelevy.info on February 25, 2022.

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Dave Levy
Dave Levy

Written by Dave Levy

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