Article 3 - Prohibition of torture
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L. and Others v. France, nos. 46949/21 and 2 others
Investigation and prosecution of alleged rapes of under-aged girls, none of which resulted in convictions of the accused, with a particular view to the authorities’ assessment of consent, gender stereotypes and the vulnerability of minors.
Judgment | Legal Summary
Gözütok v. Türkiye (dec.), no. 41412/21
Conditions of the applicant’s detention in the quarantine ward and of his transfer to the hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic, and his medical examination whilst allegedly being handcuffed.
Decision
I.C. v. the Republic of Moldova, no. 36436/22
Alleged failure of the domestic authorities to effectively investigate allegations of rape, sexual violence and abuse of the applicant, a woman with intellectual disabilities, during her placement with a family after having been removed from State care, and lack of procedural accommodation in the domestic proceedings in view of her vulnerability.
Judgment
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- Detention of migrant children (Immigration)
- Discrimination through violence (Article 14)
- Domestic violence (Article 2)
- Health and immigration (Immigration)
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- Prohibition of torture (no. CDH(77)3)
- Prohibition of torture (no. CDH(70)9)
- Prohibition of torture (no. DH(56)5)
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