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CoE: Committee of Ministers to examine implementation of human rights judgments

17 September 2014

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"The cases proposed for more detailed examination concern Albania, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Croatia, Georgia, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, the Republic of Moldova, Poland, Romania, the Russian Federation, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom."
One of the two UK cases is the: "Blanket ban on voting imposed automatically on the applicants due to their status as a convicted offenders detained in prison."

See the full text: Committee of Ministers to examine implementation of human rights judgments (link)

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