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Review of ECHR decisions for 25/09/2026

CASE OF A.M. AND OTHERS v. GREECE This judgment, *A.M. and Others v. Greece* (24 September 2026), concerns the systemic failure of the Greek state to provide adequate reception and living conditions for asylum-seekers, as well as failures to provide necessary medical care to vulnerable individuals. The Court joined four separate applications due to their…

CASE OF YAKUBOV AND OTHERS v. RUSSIA

This judgment, *Yakubov and Others v. Russia*, concerns a series of applications brought by individuals who were parties to judicial proceedings in Crimea following the Russian occupation of the peninsula. The applicants challenged the legitimacy of the courts operating in Crimea under the Russian legal framework, arguing that these bodies could not be considered tribunals…

CASE OF OLAG AND OTHERS v. UKRAINE

The judgment in *Olag and Others v. Ukraine* (Applications nos. 7509/22 and 6 others), delivered on 24 September 2026, concerns a systemic issue regarding the conditions of detention within the Ukrainian penitentiary system. The European Court of Human Rights (the Court) examined seven joined applications from individuals held in various pre-trial detention facilities, who complained…

CASE OF MESHCHERYAKOV v. UKRAINE

This judgment, *Meshcheryakov v. Ukraine* (Application no. 27003/16), concerns the systemic failures of the Ukrainian judicial and investigative systems regarding the duration of criminal proceedings and the lack of transparency in covert surveillance. The applicant, who was subject to criminal investigations for nearly a decade, challenged the excessive length of these proceedings and the state's…

CASE OF MELNYK v. UKRAINE

The case of *Melnyk v. Ukraine* (application no. 25753/18) concerns the ill-treatment of a protestor by law enforcement officers during the "Euromaidan" events on February 18, 2014. The applicant, Mr. Mark Yuriyovych Melnyk, suffered bodily injuries during police operations and subsequently alleged that the state failed to conduct an effective investigation into these events. The…

CASE OF KRAVCHENKO AND SLABETSKYY v. UKRAINE

The judgment in *Kravchenko and Slabetskyy v. Ukraine* addresses systemic issues regarding the right to liberty and security under Article 5 § 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights. The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) examined two joined applications concerning the excessive length of pre-trial detention and the failure of domestic courts to…

CASE OF A.M. AND OTHERS v. GREECE

This judgment, *A.M. and Others v. Greece* (24 September 2026), concerns the systemic failure of the Greek state to provide adequate reception and living conditions for asylum-seekers, as well as failures to provide necessary medical care to vulnerable individuals. The Court joined four separate applications due to their shared subject matter regarding the treatment of…

Review of Ukrainian Supreme Court’s decisions for 25/09/2026

Case No. 991/11467/26 dated 09/15/2026 Unfortunately, I cannot provide an analysis of this decision because you have not provided the text of the judicial act for processing. Please attach the text of the decision, and I will immediately prepare a professional legal analysis in accordance with your requirements. Case No. 712/10727/24 dated 09/16/2026 Greetings. As a lawyer with…

Case No. 569/5712/14-cv dated 09/09/2026

1. **Subject matter of the dispute:** Review of court decisions based on exceptional circumstances in connection with the finding by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) of a violation by Ukraine of the right to a fair trial due to non-compliance with the principle of legal certainty when resolving the issue of the statute…

Case No. 908/2131/24 dated 09/15/2026

The subject of the dispute in this case is the recovery of debt under a dispatch management services agreement, in particular, the lawfulness of charging 3% per annum on the planned cost of services. In rendering its decision, the Court was guided by the principle that the obligation to pay 3% per annum and inflation losses…

Case No. 607/15144/20 dated 09/09/2026

**1. Subject of the Dispute:** A former nun filed a lawsuit against a monastery to remove obstacles to the use of a cell (residential premises), demanding unobstructed access to the premises and the provision of keys thereto. **2. Arguments of the Court:** * The Court confirmed that the presence of a religious element does not deprive…

Case No. 2-44/2011(1) dated 09/16/2026

1. **Subject matter of the dispute:** Challenging the refusal of the courts of lower instances to replace a party in the case (procedural succession) and to initiate proceedings based on newly discovered circumstances after the completion of the case hearing on the merits. 2. **Court arguments:** The Supreme Court emphasized that procedural succession is derivative of…

Review of the EU legislation for 25/09/2026

As you have not provided the specific text or list of legislative acts in your prompt, I am unable to perform the requested analysis. Please provide the details of the legislative acts you wish to have reviewed, and I will proceed with the analysis immediately in accordance with your requirements. Review of each of legal acts…
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