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Fees: A barrier to justice

The NGOs, including EHRAC, which issued this joint statement in October 2010 believe that imposing a fee on applicants to the European Court of Human Rights may deny victims of human rights violations access to justice.

Fees: A Barrier to Justice

EU accession to the ECHR

Fees: A barrier to justice

ECtHR pilot judgment procedure

Interlaken - ECtHR reforms

Honouring of obligations and commitments by the Russian Federation

Intervention in Al-Skeini and Al-Saadoon cases

NGO submissions on legal remedies for N Caucasus

Enhancing public notification of cases

NGO comments on proposed changes to application procedures

Member states' duty to co-operate with the European Court of Human Rights

Joint NGO Letter on Judicial Appointments

Long-term effectiveness of the European Court

Actions of Russian State Bodies in Relation to Human Rights NGOs

Russia's NGO Law

Applicants' submissions regarding compliance with ECtHR judgments

Joint NGO Statement to PACE

European Parliament Briefing Paper

Letter to Jack Straw on the proposed reform of the ECHR

Submissions to Foreign Affairs Committee 2004

Submissions to Foreign Affairs Committee 2003

Recommendations to the Council of Europe on Implementing Judgments

Statement from Russian NGOs on proposed reform of the ECtHR

Postgraduate taught experience survey

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