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479 LAWSUITS APPLIED FROM ARMENIA TO EUROPEAN COURT ON HUMAN RIGHTS AS OF SEPTEMBER 2007
ArmInfo Agency, Armenia
Oct 4 2007
ArmInfo. 479 lawsuits applied from Armenia to European Court on human
rights for 4 years as of September 2007, the judge on human rights
which represents Armenia in the European Court, Alvina Gyulumyan told
journalists today. To recall, Gyulumyan has been recently reelected
at the post for the next 6 years.
She also added that 479 may not be considered a final figure as 617
Azerbaijanis applied to the European Court and insisted that their
rights had been broken by the Armenian government, because as a
result of the Karabakh conflict they were forced to leave places of
their permanent residence. The European Court has already declined
to investigate 214 out of 617 lawsuits. At present the destiny of
the rest 314 lawsuits has not been resolved yet, Gyulumyan said.
She also said that in 2007 Strasbourg received 32 complaints from
Armenia. As for Armenian TV company which was deprived of TV air in
2002 and applied to the European Court on human rights, Gyulumyan
said it is not clear yet if the lawsuit will be investigated by the
EC or not.
ArmInfo Agency, Armenia
Oct 4 2007
ArmInfo. 479 lawsuits applied from Armenia to European Court on human
rights for 4 years as of September 2007, the judge on human rights
which represents Armenia in the European Court, Alvina Gyulumyan told
journalists today. To recall, Gyulumyan has been recently reelected
at the post for the next 6 years.
She also added that 479 may not be considered a final figure as 617
Azerbaijanis applied to the European Court and insisted that their
rights had been broken by the Armenian government, because as a
result of the Karabakh conflict they were forced to leave places of
their permanent residence. The European Court has already declined
to investigate 214 out of 617 lawsuits. At present the destiny of
the rest 314 lawsuits has not been resolved yet, Gyulumyan said.
She also said that in 2007 Strasbourg received 32 complaints from
Armenia. As for Armenian TV company which was deprived of TV air in
2002 and applied to the European Court on human rights, Gyulumyan
said it is not clear yet if the lawsuit will be investigated by the
EC or not.