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All the materials marked with tag: European Court of Human Rights

3 May, 2013	News	The ECHR decision adds oil to the fire vis-à-vis the signature of Ukraine’s Association Agreement with the EU, experts say
30 April, 2013	Officially	Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Was Arbitrarily Detained (ECHR Press Release 136 (2013) 30.04.2013)
11 April, 2013	News	European Court on Human Rights urges Ukraine to update Soviet-era laws on peaceful assembly ECHR revealed “a legislative lacuna concerning freedom of assembly which has remained in Ukraine since the end of the Soviet Union” when reaching their judgement in the case of Vyerentsov v. Ukraine, is stated on Council of Europe official website.
23 April, 2012	Politics	Final Say The European Court of Human Rights has yet to rule in Yuriy Lutsenko’s case

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	Russia to deploy warplanes to Crimea amid Ukraine standoff The Russian foreign minister claimed that Ukraine was planning an "armed provocation" in the coming weeks. Moscow-Kyiv relations have continued to deteriorate after Russia seized three Ukrainian ships at sea yesterday, ,
	Ukraine flag unfolded in mountains in Russian-occupied Crimea in support of Ukrainian sailors Volunteers of the InformNapalm international intelligence community have unfolded the flag of Ukraine on the summit of a mountain near in the Laspi Pass day before yesterday, ,
	Voices crying in the wilderness The meaning of the Sakharov Prize for Oleh Sentsov day before yesterday, Stanislav Kozliuk,
	More alive than dead How Ukrainian cinema faces modern challenges 16 December, Олеся Анастасьєва,

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