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Election of Judges to the European Court of Human Rights (In Accordance with Article 22 of the European Convention on Human Rights) Doc. 13027 20 September 2012 Election of judges to the European Court of Human Rights (in accordance with Article 22 of the European Convention on Human Rights) List and curricula vitae of candidates submitted by the Governments of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Republic of Moldova and the Russian Federation F – 67075 Strasbourg Cedex | [email protected] | Tel: +33 3 88 41 2000 | Fax: +33 3 88 41 2733 Doc. 13027 Contents Page List and curricula vitae of candidates submitted by the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina ...... 3 Jasminka DŽUMHUR ..................................................................................................................................... 11 Faris VEHABOVI Ć.......................................................................................................................................... 15 Dragomir VUKOJE.......................................................................................................................................... 19 Curricula vitae of candidates submitted by the Government of Croatia ................................................ 25 Vesna ALABURI Ć........................................................................................................................................... 33 Vesna CRNI Ć-GROTI Ć.................................................................................................................................. 37 Ksenija TURKOVI Ć ........................................................................................................................................ 41 Curricula vitae of candidates submitted by the Government of the Republic of Moldova ................... 49 Mihail BURUIAN Ă........................................................................................................................................... 53 Valeriu GRI ŢCO.............................................................................................................................................. 57 Vladimir GROSU............................................................................................................................................. 61 List and curricula vitae of candidates submitted by the Government of the Russian Federation ...... 65 Andrei Yurievitch BUSHEV............................................................................................................................. 71 Dmitry DEDOV................................................................................................................................................ 75 Olga VEDERNIKOVA ..................................................................................................................................... 79 2 Doc. 13027 List and curricula vitae of candidates submitted by the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina Received by fax on 30 August 2012 REPRESENTATION PERMANENTE DE LA BOSNIE- HERZEGOVINE AUPRES DU CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE 16, allée Spach 67000 Strasbourg Tél. 03 90 22 92 59 Fax .03 88 35 58 60 OFC-COE-SXB -203-02-717-4/12 Mr Wojciech Sawicki The Secretary General of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Strasbourg, 30 September 2012 Subject: Election of the judge in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Decision of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Dear Mr Sawicki, With reference to the letter of the Permanent Representation of Bosnia and Herzegovina from July 31, we wish to proceed also the Decision of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina on nomination of the new candidate for the position of judge of the European Court of Human Rights in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dear Mr Sawicki, we would like to inform that we are at your disposal for any additional information. Chargée d'Affaires a.i. Mirsa Muharemagic 3 Doc. 13027 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA PRESIDENCY Pursuant to Article 47, Paragraph 1 a) of the Rules of Procedure of the Presidency of BiH (Official Gazette of BiH, number: 25/01 and 35/02), Article 4 of the Decision on procedures for candidature and appointment of BiH international representatives to international organizations and institutions (Official Gazette of BiH, number: 66/08) and according to Article 21, Paragraph 1, of the European Convention on Human Rights, and the criteria determined by Article 4.2. of the Resolution 1646 (2009) of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, the Presidency of BiH, at its 25 th regular session held on July 19, 2012, has passed a DECISION ON AMENDING THE DECISION ON DETERMINING THE CANDIDATE FOR THE ELECTION OF JUDGE TO THE EUROPEAN COURT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN STRASBOURG IN RESPECT OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA I. The Presidency of BiH has noted that Mrs. Mirsa Muharemagi ć withdrew from candidature for the election of judge to the European Court for Human Rights in Strasbourg in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina. II. By this Decision, the paragraph I of the Decision of the Presidency of BiH on determining the list of candidates for the election of judge to the European Court for Human Rights in Strasbourg in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina, number: 01-05-1-501/12 dated February 2012, is changed to read: The Presidency of BiH has determined a new candidate for the election of judge to the European Court for Human Rights in Strasbourg in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina, - Ms. Jasminka Džumhur III. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina is responsible for submitting this Decision, through the Secretariat of the Council of Europe, with curriculum vitae of the candidate to the Expert Advisory Panel for candidates for the election of judges to the European Court for Human Rights, for further procedure. IV. This Decision shall enter into force on the day of its adoption. Number: 01-50-1-2163-44 / 12 Sarajevo, July 19, 2012 Chairman Bakir Izetbegovi ć 4 Doc. 13027 REPRESENTATION PERMANENTE DE LA BOSNIE- HERZEGOVINE AUPRES DU CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE 16, allée Spach 67000 Strasbourg Tél. 03 90 22 92 59 Fax .03 88 35 58 60 OFC-COE-SXB -203-03-565-1/12 Mr Wojciech Sawicki The Secretary General of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Strasbourg, 31 July 2012 Subject: Election of the judge in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina - the name and Curricula Vitae of the new candidate Dear Mr Sawicki, In reference to your letter of July 22, 2012 we have the pleasure to inform you that the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina by its decision adopted July, 19 2012, has nominated Ms Jasminka Džumhur as the new candidate for the position as judge in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the European Court of Human Rights: The Composition of the candidates for the post in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina is as follows: 1. Mr Vukoje Dragomir 2. Mr Vehabovic Faris 3. Ms Džumhur Jasminka Enclosed with the abovementioned decision of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina is the Curricula Vitae of Ms Jasminka Džumhur. Decision is made in accordance with the model adopted by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. Dear Mr Sawicki, we would like to inform that we are at your disposal for any additional information. Charge d'Affaires a.i. Branko Babi ć c.c. Mr Luzius Wildhaber, Chair of the Advisory Panel of Experts on Candidates for election for Judge to the European Court of Human Rights Mr Manuel Lezertua, Director, Directorate of Legal Advice and Public International Law, Secretary of the Panel 5 Doc. 13027 REPRESENTATION PERMANENTE DE LA BOSNIE- HERZEGOVINE AUPRES DU CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE 16, allée Spach 67000 Strasbourg Tél. 03 90 22 92 59 Fax .03 88 35 58 60 OFC-COE-SXB -203-02-717-4/12 Mr Wojciech Sawicki The Secretary General of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Strasbourg, 1 April 2012 Subject: Election of judge in respect of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Description of national selection procedure Dear Mr Sawicki, With reference to our letter sent to you on 12 March 2012, please find attached the letter of description of the national selection procedure for the nomination of the three candidates. The original Description letter will be sent to you subsequently. Dear Mr Sawicki, we would like to inform that we will be at your disposal for any additional information. Ambassador Zdenko Martinovic Sent to: - Mr Thorbjorn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe - Mr Manuel Lezertua, Director, Directorate of Legal Advice and Public International Law, Secretary of the Panel 6 Doc. 13027 SUBJECT: Election procedures for the Seat of Judge at the European Court of Human Rights The election of the Judge of the European Court of Human Rights from BiH is conducted in accordance with the Decision on Procedures for appointment and naming of BiH representatives to international organisations and institutions (Official Gazette of BiH No 66/08). An open public invitation for applications for the position is announced in the three leading newspapers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The criteria, i.e. conditions which must be met by a candidate to enter the shortlist, are prescribed in the Decision on Procedures for appointment and naming of BiH representatives to international organisations and institutions, in accordance with Article 21, Paragraph 1, of the European Convention on Human Rights, and the criteria determined by Resolution 1646 (2009) of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly. BiH Presidency and the bodies determined by BiH Presidency are involved in the procedures of the election of the Judge of the European Court of Human Rights. The authorized body (which in this particular case is BiH Ministry
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