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[insan]

U r a pure propaganda Galimatias, Kristos Galapagos Gulmbras.

[Get Real!]

CASE OF Cyprus Forum V. Insan

[christos1]

This should settle the argument.

Tukey and Russia were easily the worst offenders in a league table of European Court of Human Rights judgments for 2007, released Wednesday by the court's president.

Some 319 judgments finding at least one violation were issued against Ankara, eight of which concerned "torture" and 23 "inhuman or degrading treatment," according to the court's report.

Moscow was a clear second with 175 violations, followed by Ukraine (108) and Poland (101).

The majority of Russian complaints concerned war-torn Chechnya.

President Jean-Paul Costa said Russia's refusal to ratify a package of measures aimed at filtering off inadmissible complaints, termed Protocol 14, was also hampering case-load reduction.

The growth of litigation, as well as European Union enlargement, has seen the number of complaints filed shoot up dramatically since the court's inception in 1959.

The overall number of complaints filed in 2007 rose by 15 percent to 103,000, of which almost 42,000 were taken up resulting in some 1,500 arrests.

That was "a sharply-reduced figure," said Costa, as against the previous year's tally, due to "the desire of judges to concentrate on (only) the most complex cases".

Thirty-six of France's 39 violations concerned the approach of that country's judiciary, the table also noted.

To file a complaint to the court, an individual or organisation must have exhausted all national appeals procedures including supreme or constitutional courts, its website states.

Judgments are final and binding on states contracted to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, drawn up within the Council of Europe and entered into force in September 1953.

These states go beyond the European Union's current 27 members.

http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1201123021.97

Final Verdict: Turkey the worst by far.

There was a link that i posted about 40 minutes ago that stated something similar to what you posted. BTW Great find

[christos1]

U r a pure propaganda Galimatias, Kristos Galapagos Gulmbras.

How so? Where is the propaganda? Show me.

You posting from the australianmacedonianweekly is propaganda. You posting Risto Stefov's drivel here is propaganda. What have i posted? ECHR and UN links. Explain yourself.

[insan]

This should settle the argument.

Tukey and Russia were easily the worst offenders in a league table of European Court of Human Rights judgments for 2007, released Wednesday by the court's president.

Some 319 judgments finding at least one violation were issued against Ankara, eight of which concerned "torture" and 23 "inhuman or degrading treatment," according to the court's report.

Moscow was a clear second with 175 violations, followed by Ukraine (108) and Poland (101).

The majority of Russian complaints concerned war-torn Chechnya.

President Jean-Paul Costa said Russia's refusal to ratify a package of measures aimed at filtering off inadmissible complaints, termed Protocol 14, was also hampering case-load reduction.

The growth of litigation, as well as European Union enlargement, has seen the number of complaints filed shoot up dramatically since the court's inception in 1959.

The overall number of complaints filed in 2007 rose by 15 percent to 103,000, of which almost 42,000 were taken up resulting in some 1,500 arrests.

That was "a sharply-reduced figure," said Costa, as against the previous year's tally, due to "the desire of judges to concentrate on (only) the most complex cases".

Thirty-six of France's 39 violations concerned the approach of that country's judiciary, the table also noted.

To file a complaint to the court, an individual or organisation must have exhausted all national appeals procedures including supreme or constitutional courts, its website states.

Judgments are final and binding on states contracted to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, drawn up within the Council of Europe and entered into force in September 1953.

These states go beyond the European Union's current 27 members.

http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1201123021.97

Final Verdict: Turkey the worst by far.

There was a link that i posted about 40 minutes ago that stated something similar to what you posted. BTW Great find

When it is compared on population basis. Greece has 4x more human rights violations than Turkey.

[christos1]

CASE OF OLCAR v. TURKEY

http://cmiskp.echr.coe.int/tkp197/view. ... n=hudoc-en

[Sotos]

CASE OF Cyprus Forum V. Insan

Verdict: Insan is a a Turkish propagandist wasting the resources of the Cyprus Forum.

[christos1]

This should settle the argument.

Tukey and Russia were easily the worst offenders in a league table of European Court of Human Rights judgments for 2007, released Wednesday by the court's president.

Some 319 judgments finding at least one violation were issued against Ankara, eight of which concerned "torture" and 23 "inhuman or degrading treatment," according to the court's report.

Moscow was a clear second with 175 violations, followed by Ukraine (108) and Poland (101).

The majority of Russian complaints concerned war-torn Chechnya.

President Jean-Paul Costa said Russia's refusal to ratify a package of measures aimed at filtering off inadmissible complaints, termed Protocol 14, was also hampering case-load reduction.

The growth of litigation, as well as European Union enlargement, has seen the number of complaints filed shoot up dramatically since the court's inception in 1959.

The overall number of complaints filed in 2007 rose by 15 percent to 103,000, of which almost 42,000 were taken up resulting in some 1,500 arrests.

That was "a sharply-reduced figure," said Costa, as against the previous year's tally, due to "the desire of judges to concentrate on (only) the most complex cases".

Thirty-six of France's 39 violations concerned the approach of that country's judiciary, the table also noted.

To file a complaint to the court, an individual or organisation must have exhausted all national appeals procedures including supreme or constitutional courts, its website states.

Judgments are final and binding on states contracted to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, drawn up within the Council of Europe and entered into force in September 1953.

These states go beyond the European Union's current 27 members.

http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1201123021.97

Final Verdict: Turkey the worst by far.

There was a link that i posted about 40 minutes ago that stated something similar to what you posted. BTW Great find

When it is compared on population basis. Greece has 4x more human rights violations than Turkey.

Thats math only a Turk can invent. Countries spanning different continents have recognized the Armenian, Greek, Cypriot genocide and war crimes as well as the suffering of the Kurdish people. An Israeli general summed it up best when he stated that Israel's hands werent clean but it wasnt Turkey who should be lecturing Israel. Remember that story 2 weeks ago? I can post the link if you want.

[insan]

This should settle the argument.

Tukey and Russia were easily the worst offenders in a league table of European Court of Human Rights judgments for 2007, released Wednesday by the court's president.

Some 319 judgments finding at least one violation were issued against Ankara, eight of which concerned "torture" and 23 "inhuman or degrading treatment," according to the court's report.

Moscow was a clear second with 175 violations, followed by Ukraine (108) and Poland (101).

The majority of Russian complaints concerned war-torn Chechnya.

President Jean-Paul Costa said Russia's refusal to ratify a package of measures aimed at filtering off inadmissible complaints, termed Protocol 14, was also hampering case-load reduction.

The growth of litigation, as well as European Union enlargement, has seen the number of complaints filed shoot up dramatically since the court's inception in 1959.

The overall number of complaints filed in 2007 rose by 15 percent to 103,000, of which almost 42,000 were taken up resulting in some 1,500 arrests.

That was "a sharply-reduced figure," said Costa, as against the previous year's tally, due to "the desire of judges to concentrate on (only) the most complex cases".

Thirty-six of France's 39 violations concerned the approach of that country's judiciary, the table also noted.

To file a complaint to the court, an individual or organisation must have exhausted all national appeals procedures including supreme or constitutional courts, its website states.

Judgments are final and binding on states contracted to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, drawn up within the Council of Europe and entered into force in September 1953.

These states go beyond the European Union's current 27 members.

http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1201123021.97

Final Verdict: Turkey the worst by far.

There was a link that i posted about 40 minutes ago that stated something similar to what you posted. BTW Great find

When it is compared on population basis. Greece has 4x more human rights violations than Turkey.

Thats math only a Turk can invent. Countries spanning different continents have recognized the Armenian, Greek, Cypriot genocide and war crimes as well as the suffering of the Kurdish people. An Israeli general summed it up best when he stated that Israel's hands werent clean but it wasnt Turkey who should be lecturing Israel. Remember that story 2 weeks ago? I can post the link if you want.

Greece, a so-called European country with a population of 13m has abt 500 cases on ECHR; Turkey with a population of 75m have around 1000 cases on ECHR. Shame on so-called European country Greece which was accepted to join EU for the sake of keeping her in NATO.

[christos1]

This should settle the argument.

Tukey and Russia were easily the worst offenders in a league table of European Court of Human Rights judgments for 2007, released Wednesday by the court's president.

Some 319 judgments finding at least one violation were issued against Ankara, eight of which concerned "torture" and 23 "inhuman or degrading treatment," according to the court's report.

Moscow was a clear second with 175 violations, followed by Ukraine (108) and Poland (101).

The majority of Russian complaints concerned war-torn Chechnya.

President Jean-Paul Costa said Russia's refusal to ratify a package of measures aimed at filtering off inadmissible complaints, termed Protocol 14, was also hampering case-load reduction.

The growth of litigation, as well as European Union enlargement, has seen the number of complaints filed shoot up dramatically since the court's inception in 1959.

The overall number of complaints filed in 2007 rose by 15 percent to 103,000, of which almost 42,000 were taken up resulting in some 1,500 arrests.

That was "a sharply-reduced figure," said Costa, as against the previous year's tally, due to "the desire of judges to concentrate on (only) the most complex cases".

Thirty-six of France's 39 violations concerned the approach of that country's judiciary, the table also noted.

To file a complaint to the court, an individual or organisation must have exhausted all national appeals procedures including supreme or constitutional courts, its website states.

Judgments are final and binding on states contracted to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, drawn up within the Council of Europe and entered into force in September 1953.

These states go beyond the European Union's current 27 members.

http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1201123021.97

Final Verdict: Turkey the worst by far.

There was a link that i posted about 40 minutes ago that stated something similar to what you posted. BTW Great find

When it is compared on population basis. Greece has 4x more human rights violations than Turkey.

Thats math only a Turk can invent. Countries spanning different continents have recognized the Armenian, Greek, Cypriot genocide and war crimes as well as the suffering of the Kurdish people. An Israeli general summed it up best when he stated that Israel's hands werent clean but it wasnt Turkey who should be lecturing Israel. Remember that story 2 weeks ago? I can post the link if you want.

I would like to post the article about the Israeli general. Now remember that Israel is a staunch Turkey ally. And you know that allies can speak the truth amongst themselves. Well, it appears that some truths are just to painful:

http://tvnz.co.nz/world-news/turkish-is ... er-2487819

Mizrahi was quoted by Israeli daily Haaretz as saying Erdogan should have "looked in the mirror" before attacking Peres and that Turkey was not in a position to criticise Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands when it stations troops in northern Cyprus.

He also accused Turkey of repressing its Kurdish minority and massacring Armenians during World War One.

Just the plain ole truth......among friends.