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Review of ECHR decisions for 23/09/2026

CASE OF STANTON AND BOWEN v. THE UNITED KINGDOM This judgment in *Stanton and Bowen v. the United Kingdom* addresses the critical intersection between judicial release directions and the practical, resource-dependent implementation of those decisions by the executive. The applicants, both serving indeterminate sentences, challenged their continued detention for 118 and 69 days, respectively, following…

Review of ECHR decisions for 18/09/2026

CASE OF MARGARYAN v. ARMENIA This judgment in the case of *Margaryian v. Armenia* concerns the death of a conscript, A. Margaryan, who died from a gunshot wound while on military duty in December 2014. The Armenian authorities concluded that the death was a suicide, citing the soldier’s "maladjusted" personality and psychological state. The applicant,…

CASE OF STRASHUNSKYY v. UKRAINE

This judgment, *Strashunskyy v. Ukraine* (Application no. 6522/19), concerns a severe breach of human rights involving a vulnerable individual with a mental health condition who was under the full control of the State. The applicant, a resident of a state-run boarding house, sustained multiple physical injuries during a forced transfer to a psychiatric hospital, which…

Review of ECHR decisions for 16/09/2026

CASE OF BENLİ v. TÜRKİYE The judgment in *Benli v. Türkiye* (application no. 29949/20) concerns the systemic violation of the right to respect for private life and correspondence under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. The applicant, a detainee in Türkiye following the 2016 attempted coup, challenged the mandatory monitoring of his…

Review of ECHR decisions for 15/09/2026

CASE OF BENLI v. TÜRKİYE The judgment in *Benli v. Türkiye* (application no. 29949/20) concerns the systemic monitoring of a detainee’s legal consultations and the electronic storage of his private correspondence by Turkish prison authorities following the 2016 attempted coup. The applicant, held on terrorism-related charges, challenged the presence of prison officers during his meetings…

CASE OF BENLI v. TÜRKİYE

The judgment in *Benli v. Türkiye* (application no. 29949/20) concerns the systemic monitoring of a detainee’s legal consultations and the electronic storage of his private correspondence by Turkish prison authorities following the 2016 attempted coup. The applicant, held on terrorism-related charges, challenged the presence of prison officers during his meetings with counsel and the systematic…

Review of ECHR decisions for 09/09/2026

CASE OF A.A. v. THE NETHERLANDS The case of *A.A. v. the Netherlands* (application no. 7481/23) concerns the refusal of Dutch authorities to grant family reunification to five minor children born of the applicant’s second and third polygamous marriages. The applicant, a Yemeni national granted asylum in the Netherlands, sought to bring these children from…

CASE OF A.A. v. THE NETHERLANDS

The case of *A.A. v. the Netherlands* (application no. 7481/23) concerns the refusal of Dutch authorities to grant family reunification to five minor children born of the applicant’s second and third polygamous marriages. The applicant, a Yemeni national granted asylum in the Netherlands, sought to bring these children from Türkiye, where they resided with their…
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