European Court of Human Rights personnel and judges meet with litigators and NGOs bi-annually. Due to the emergence of the COVID-19 crisis, the meeting was canceled last year. This year it will proceed online on 19th and 21st October. ASSEDEL will participate in both meetings with two members and present support to ECtHR with a statement on the crucial role of the Court in terms of civil liberties and fundamental human rights.
To read the full statement please click here.
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