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European Commission of Human Rights: Report on the Applications of Denmark, France, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden Against Turkey and the Conclusion of a Friendly Settlement
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 February 2017
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* Reproduced from the text provided to International Legal Materials by the European Commission of Human Rights. To date, eighteen applications have been lodged with the Commission by states. The only case brought before the European Court of Human Rights was the one relating to Northern Ireland. The case brought against Turkey is the first friendly settlement reached by the Commission in an inter-state case. The remaining cases were dealt with by the Committee of Ministers
(1) A full list of the parties’ representatives is provided in the Appendix.
(2) This decision is to be Reported in Decisions and Reports, Vol. 35.
(1) The Delegation was composed of MM. G. Sperduti, J.A. Frowein, Sir James Fawcett, MM. S. Trechsel and J.A. Carrillo.