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Information Note on the Court's Case-Law 217 (April 2018) 2018 INFORMATION NOTE 217 APRIL Case-law of the European Court of Human Rights English edition ISSN 1996-1545 Anyone wishing to reproduce and/or translate all or part of the Information Note in print, online or in any other format should contact [email protected] for further instructions. European Court of Human Rights (Council of Europe) 67075 Strasbourg Cedex France Tel: + 33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 Fax: + 33 (0)3 88 41 27 30 [email protected] www.echr.coe.int twitter.com/echrpublication Layout: Publications Unit Photographs: Council of Europe Cover: interior of the Human Rights Building (Architects: Richard Rogers Partnership and Atelier Claude Bucher) © Council of Europe – European Court of Human Rights, 2018 Table of contents ARTICLE 5 ARTICLE 5 § 1 Deprivation of liberty Application of domestic administrative escort, arrest and detention procedure: violations Tsvetkova and Others v. Russia, 54381/08 et al., judgment 10.4.2018 [Section III] .................................... 6 ARTICLE 6 ARTICLE 6 § 1 (CIVIL) Access to court Alleged excessively formalistic interpretation of procedural rules (ratione valoris admissibility threshold): no violation Zubac v. Croatia, 40160/12, judgment 5.4.2018 [GC] ............................................................... 8 ARTICLE 6 § 1 (CRIMINAL) Fair hearing, equality of arms Lawyer not permitted to conduct his own defence in criminal proceedings: no violation Correia de Matos v. Portugal, 56402/12, judgment 4.4.2018 [GC] ...................................................10 Fair hearing, independent and impartial tribunal Legislative amendment enacted during trial extending limitation periods in respect of offences that had not become time-barred: no violation Chim and Przywieczerski v. Poland, 36661/07 and 38433/07, judgment 12.4.2018 [Section I] .......................10 Fair hearing Summary reasoning in the Supreme Court’s dismissal of a request to seek a preliminary ruling from the Court of Justice of the European Union: no violation Baydar v. the Netherlands, 55385/14, judgment 24.4.2018 [Section III] .............................................11 Impartial tribunal Refusal of change of venue for criminal trial despite pending civil action by accused impugning trial court’s conduct: violation Boyan Gospodinov v. Bulgaria, 28417/07, judgment 5.4.2018 [Section V] ..........................................12 ARTICLE 6 § 3 (c) Defence through legal assistance Lawyer not permitted to conduct his own defence in criminal proceedings: no violation Correia de Matos v. Portugal, 56402/12, judgment 4.4.2018 [GC] ...................................................13 ARTICLE 8 Respect for private and family life, positive obligations Burial of a victim of a criminal act without taking reasonable steps to inform his relatives: violation Lozovyye v. Russia, 4587/09, judgment 24.4.2018 [Section III] ......................................................15 Respect for private life Adoption of child without due consideration of his aunt’s interest in becoming his legal tutor: violation Lazoriva v. Ukraine, 6878/14, judgment 17.4.2018 [Section IV] ....................................................15 Police obtaining subscriber information associated with dynamic Internet Protocol (IP) address without a court order: violation Benedik v. Slovenia, 62357/14, judgment 24.4.2018 [Section IV] ...................................................16 Respect for private life, positive obligations Stateless migrant unable to regularise residence status following break-up of predecessor State, despite many years of tolerated stay: violation Hoti v. Croatia, 63311/14, judgment 26.4.2018 [Section I] .........................................................18 Respect for family life Decision by domestic authorities to allow adoption of psychologically vulnerable child by foster parents: case referred to the Grand Chamber Strand Lobben and Others v. Norway, 37283/13, judgment 30.11.2017 [Section V] .................................19 Exceptional circumstances justifying adoption of children, victims of domestic violence, by foster parents: no violation Mohamed Hasan v. Norway, 27496/15, judgment 26.4.2018 [Section V] ...........................................20 ARTICLE 10 Freedom of expression Defence counsel reprimanded for statement made to the press on leaving court after the verdict: violation Ottan v. France, 41841/12, judgment 19.4.2018 [Section V] .......................................................21 Conviction of blogger for publishing post using unconstitutional (Nazi) symbol: inadmissible Nix v. Germany, 35285/16, decision 13.3.2018 [Section V] .........................................................22 ARTICLE 13 Effective remedy New case-law making remedy effective in length-of-proceedings cases, but only recently made public: violation Brudan v. Romania, 75717/14, judgment 10.4.2018 [Section IV] ...................................................23 ARTICLE 14 Discrimination (Article 1 of Protocol No. 1) Alleged discriminatory treatment in level of wages paid to prisoners: inadmissible Dobrowolski and Others v. Poland, 45651/11 et al., decision 13.3.2018 [Section I] ..................................24 ARTICLE 35 ARTICLE 35 § 1 Exhaustion of domestic remedies Judicial review to be exhausted in respect of decision refusing to grant stay on removal of seriously ill people: inadmissible Khaksar v. the United Kingdom, 2654/18, decision 3.4.2018 [Section I] .............................................25 ARTICLE 1 OF PROTOCOL No. 1 Peaceful enjoyment of possessions Demand for retrospective repayment of welfare benefit mistakenly administered and constituting the applicant’s sole source of income: violation Čakarević v. Croatia, 48921/13, judgment 26.4.2018 [Section I] ....................................................26 ARTICLE 2 OF PROTOCOL No. 7 Right of appeal in criminal matters Appellate review only after sentence of administrative detention had been served in full: violation Tsvetkova and Others v. Russia, 54381/08 et al., judgment 10.4.2018 [Section III] ...................................27 GRAND CHAMBER (PENDING) Referrals Strand Lobben and Others v. Norway, 37283/13, judgment 30.11.2017 [Section V] .................................27 OTHER JURISDICTIONS European Union – Court of Justice (CJEU) and General Court Need for effective judicial review to assess the necessity of making membership of a denomination a requirement for employment by the church Vera Egenberger v. Evangelisches Werk für Diakonie und Entwicklung eV, C-414/16, judgment 17.4.2018 (CJEU, Grand Chamber) ........................................................................................................27 Eligibility criteria for subsidiary protection for a non-EU national suffering from the psychological after-effects of previous torture which might be aggravated if he were returned to his country of origin MP v. Secretary of State for the Home Department, C-353/16, judgment 24.4.2018 (CJEU, Grand Chamber) .........28 Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) State environmental obligations to ensure the right to life and personal integrity Advisory Opinion OC-23/17, Series A No. 23, opinion 15.11.2017 ...................................................30 COURT NEWS Elections ......................................................................................................31 Protocol No. 16 to the Convention .....................................................................31 New edition of the Rules of Court ......................................................................32 Copenhagen Declaration .................................................................................32 Rule 47 of the Rules of Court: new video 2018 René Cassin advocacy competition .............................................................33 RECENT PUBLICATIONS Practical Guide on Admissibility Criteria: 4th edition ..............................................33 New Case-Law Guide ......................................................................................33 Handbook on European non-discrimination law: 2018 edition .................................33 Factsheets: new translations .............................................................................34 Facts and figures by State: Czech Republic and Denmark ........................................34 Information documents: new translations ...........................................................34 Annual Report 2017 on the execution of judgments of the Court ..............................34 OTHER INFORMATION Commissioner for Human Rights .......................................................................34 Information Note 217 April 2018 Article 5 Page 6 ARTICLE 5 Convention proceedings, he argued that there had been no lawful grounds or exceptional circum- ARTICLE 5 § 1 stances for keeping him in detention. Deprivation of liberty Mr Dragomirov was arrested for being drunk and looking untidy in a public place and taken to the Application of domestic administrative escort, police station. He was subsequently convicted of an arrest and detention procedure: violations administrative offence and sentenced to five days’ Tsvetkova and Others v. Russia, 54381/08 administrative detention. Upon appeal his convic- et al., judgment 10.4.2018 [Section III] tion was quashed owing to a serious defect in the Facts – The applicants were subject to the domes- prosecution evidence after he had already served tic administrative escort, arrest and detention
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