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- Exactly 24 years ago, on October 23, 2002, the takeover of the Dubrovka theater center began. For three days, the terrorists held more than 900 hostages, and on October 26, special services let gas into the building and began the assault. — Настоящее Время
- Frozen Russian assets should be directed to pay compensation to Ukraine — conclusion of PASCE committee on legal... — ЭХО / Новости
- ECHR refused to consider 879 complaints against Russia. Which cases from the Volga region will remain without decisions? — Idel.Реалии
- Figure skater Kamila Valieva appealed four-year disqualification in ECHR case on doping — Meduza
- European Court of Human Rights accepted appeal of figure skater Valeyeva regarding her disqualification for violation of a... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- European Court of Human Rights decided not to consider 879 complaints against Russia. The matter concerns violations, so... — Радио Свобода
- European Court of Human Rights refused to consider 879 (!) complaints against Russia. Including — from Navalny, Schlossberg, and 'Witnesses of Jehovah'. Is it now pointless to sue Russia at the ECHR? — Meduza
- ECHR stops considering individual claims against Russia — Вести
- ECHR refused to consider remaining 879 Russian claims as they are not linked to armed conflicts with Russia — Настоящее Время
- European Court of Human Rights will no longer consider Russian complaints — except for cases related to Russia's participation in... — ЭХО / Новости
- ECHR halted consideration of 879 complaints against Russia. Among them — seven applications for fines against '7x7' — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия
- ECHR will not consider remaining Russian complaints. Lawyers call the decision 'unprecedented' — SOTAvision
- ECHR refused to consider the case on Russia's climate policy. What next? We learned from the applicants — Кедр.медиа
- «Thank you for your inaction». The ECHR refused to consider the case on Russia's climate policy. Applicants told «Kedra» «… — Кедр.медиа
- On August 11, the Hungarian Parliament elected lawyer András Baki as the country's president. — Радио Свобода