Traduction de «ECtHR » (Anglais → Français) :

The Commission refers (mutatis mutandis) to ECtHR, 23 May 2016, Avotiņš v. Latvia, CE:ECHR:2016:0523JUD001750207, paragraph 121 ff.

21. Welcomes the initiatives taken by the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors to promote the training of a large number of judges and prosecutors in the field of human rights and to promote a thorough, operational understanding of the case law of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR); encourages the government to adopt the Human Rights Action Plan based on the ECtHR case law and aimed at addressing issues raised in ECtHR judgments in which Turkey was found to have violated provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights; encourages the government to continue with ambitious judicial reforms built on the need to advance the ...[+++] defence and promotion of fundamental rights; stresses, in this connection, the need to reform the anti‑terror law as a matter of priority;

4. Urges Lithuania, currently holding the EU Council presidency and thus in a position to lead by example, to reopen the criminal investigation into CIA secret detention facilities and to conduct a rigorous investigation by considering all the factual evidence that has been disclosed, notably regarding the Abu Zubaydah v Lithuania ECtHR case; asks Lithuania to allow investigators to examine comprehensively the renditions flight network and contact persons publicly known to have organised or participated in the flights in question; asks the Lithuanian authorities to carry out a forensic examination of the prison site and analysis of pho ...[+++]ne records; urges the Lithuanian authorities to fully cooperate with the ECtHR in the Abu Zubaydah v Lithuania and HRMI v Lithuania ECtHR cases; calls on Lithuania, in the context of reopening the criminal investigation, to consider applications for status/participation in the investigation from other potential victims; urges Lithuania to respond in full to requests for information from other EU Member States, in particular the request for information from the Finnish Ombudsman regarding a flight or flights that may link Finland and Lithuania on a possible rendition route;

16. Encourages Turkey to adopt the Human Rights Action Plan, prepared by the Turkish Ministry of Justice in cooperation with the Council of Europe and based on the case law of the ECtHR, in order to address issues raised in judgments of the ECtHR where Turkey was found to violate the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), and calls for its implementation; supports the Ministry of Justice and the HCoJP in providing judges and prosecutors with human rights training; welcomes the establishment by the HCoJP of new assessment criteria for judges and prosecutors which will reward respect for the provisions of the ECHR ...[+++]and judgments of the ECtHR;

16. Encourages Turkey to adopt the Human Rights Action Plan, prepared by the Turkish Ministry of Justice in cooperation with the Council of Europe and based on the case law of the ECtHR, in order to address issues raised in judgments of the ECtHR where Turkey was found to violate the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR); supports the Ministry of Justice and the HCoJP in providing judges and prosecutors with human rights training; welcomes the establishment by the HCoJP of new assessment criteria for judges and prosecutors which will reward respect for the provisions of the ECHR and judgments of the ECtHR;

– the problems faced by the ECtHR are dealt with and relieved through EU support; that EU accession to the ECHR, rather than diminishing its effectiveness, should lead to an improved system; that the EU and its Member States ensure respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms and make sure that internal judicial remedies are effective, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity laid down in the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, in order to prevent the over-burdening of the ECtHR with repetitive applications or unnecessary referrals; and that – and this is crucially important – the accession of the EU coincides ...[+++]with the reform of the ECtHR;