@Andrewforde_IRE @EI_Network @EHRAC_hq To answer your question on this, we have developed a list of Article 18 cases and will be working with @NHC_nl and others to get them implemented (Azerbaijan has the most by far).
Many of the cases are listed on our website, with more to come: https://t.co/rPyHfQcgkd
@Korkinen@ejiltalk Needless to say, in RUS the implementation of leading cases is atrocious. But in many other countries there are positive examples - my hope is that it can be made to work better and that NGOs have a role to play in that.
@Korkinen@ejiltalk Thanks Kirill. I wouldn't be so skeptical as to imply that no ECtHR judgments are being executed. It is important to identify the positive examples of implementation in an appropriate balance with the widespread problems.
@nsitaropoulos@AnneKSpeck @EI_Network We would all agree that both individual and leading cases need to be measured, as both are important. But the official statistical analysis focuses almost exclusively on the former, rather than the latter. This produces an incomplete picture of what is really going on.
@Khadija_Ismayil To my knowledge, AZE has never implemented a leading case, and has therefore never resolved a fundamental problem identified by the ECtHR.
@Khadija_Ismayil Individual cases can be closed simply by paying compensation. This is not too difficult to do and the AZE government has done this for a proportion of its cases.
Meanwhile, leading cases can only be closed if the government addresses the underlying problem involved.
@jowicz@coe@EU2019FI@EUCouncil@EU_Commission@FinlandCoE I would be v. interested to know whether these included any discussions on the use of info on the non-implementation of ECtHR judgments to inform EU Rule of Law reviews.
@EUDELCoE @coe @VeniceComm @EU_Commission@eu_eeas@EU_Justice Surely the new annual Rule of Law review could include an assessment of the numbers of leading #ECtHR judgments that each state has left unimplemented?
@EUDELCoE @coe @VeniceComm @EU_Commission@eu_eeas@EU_Justice Currently you have to be a member of the #ECHR in order to join the EU. However, states can and do stay members of the EU, whilst leaving large proportions of their ECtHR judgments unimplemented.
@te_rowley I'm going to write something on the general statistics for the implementation of judgments, which will probably be published next week. If that doesn't explain things, I'm happy to continue the conversation.
@te_rowley The stats are drawn from the CoE's annual reports on the implementation of judgments, available here:
https://t.co/BPlcQ6QjBz
However, the figures do not shine a light on this issue without further explanation
@DalhuisenJJ I agree. And I wonder to what degree the argument “membership of the ECtHR is vital for Russian civil society” was dependant on misinformation about the true level of Russia’s ECHR implementation.
@Andrewforde_IRE @ilgarmammadov @EI_Network @Andrewforde_IRE we are aiming to record the submissions and tweet the video later - if all goes well on the technical side.