Article 3 - Prohibition of torture
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Petrov v. the Republic of Moldova, no. 38066/18
Restrictions, humiliation and forced labour suffered by the applicant in prison at the hands of his fellow inmates due to his low-ranking “outcast” status within the informal prison hierarchy, and the authorities’ failure to protect him.
Judgment | Legal Summary
Koffi v. Bulgaria, no. 95/24
Violent assault on the applicant, in which he sustained serious injuries, by several football fans walking through the city centre after a match.
Judgment
Tsaava and Others v. Georgia [GC], nos. 13186/20 and 4 others
Dispersal of a demonstration, also with the use of kinetic impact projectiles by the police, in front of the Georgian Parliament in June 2019, during which the twenty-six applicants – mostly demonstrators and journalists – were injured.
Judgment | Legal Summary
Key Themes

Related Key Theme(s) from other Article / Transversal Theme pages
- 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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