Europäischer Gerichtshof der Menschenrechte

The current building of the Court of Justice in Strasbourg was designed in 1994 by the British architect Lord Richard Rogers. From here, the ECtHR monitors respect for the human rights of 800 million people living in the 47 member states of the Council of Europe.

People, embarrassed and not and confusing the European with the pictures. Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights. This is beyond embarrassing. The buildings are not far apart and are the foundations of the EU but they are easy to confuse...

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) is a court established on the basis of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), based in Strasbourg, France, which reviews acts of legislation, jurisprudence and administration relating to violations of the Convention in all signatory states. All 46 members of the Council of Europe have joined the ECHR. Therefore, with the exception of Belarus, Russia and the Vatican City, all internationally recognized European states, including Turkey, Cyprus and the three Caucasus republics of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, are subject to the jurisdiction of the ECtHR.[1] Anyone can appeal to the ECHR alleging that a Convention right has been violated by one of these states. The President of the Court of Justice has been the Icelandic judge Róbert Ragnar Spanó since May 18, 2020.
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