ArmInfo.On October 5 of this year, the European Court of Human Rights published one decision and three decisions in favor of the Republic of Armenia. This is stated in the message of the Office of International Legal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia.
In particular, as the source notes, in the case "Gurbanov v. Armenia", which dealt with the alleged delays in the return of the body of the applicant's son (a soldier of the special forces of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces) by Armenia to Azerbaijan, the ECHR recorded that Armenia did not violate Article 8 of the International Convention (the right respect for private and family life) and Article 14 (prohibition of discrimination), and the applicant's claim under Article 3 (prohibition of torture) was declared inadmissible by the ECHR.
In the case of Askerov and Veselov v. Armenia, which concerned alleged violations of the Convention rights of Azerbaijani saboteurs Guliyev and Askerov, the complaint was declared inadmissible in its entirety. In this case, the ECHR found that Askerov and Guliyev, convicted in Nagorno-Karabakh, were not in such absolute isolation as to deprive them of contact with their spouses. They were treated the same as other prisoners of war. Moreover, they were not deprived of the opportunity to present a power of attorney to their relatives or any human rights defender to apply to the ECHR.
In the cases of Aliyev v. Armenia and Allakhverdiyev v. Armenia, which involved alleged violations of a number of the applicants' Convention rights, including the right to property, during the four-day war in April 2016, the ECHR declared the applications inadmissible due to the alleged violations that took place during active hostilities.
At the same time, in the case of Ghazaryan and Bayramyan v. Azerbaijan, the ECHR recorded that Azerbaijan committed violations of Articles 3 (prohibition of torture) and 5 (right to liberty and security) of the Convention.