European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ordered the Russian government to pay compensation of € 25 thousand. oppositionist Eugenia Hrumkinu affected disperse riots at the Swamp area of 6 May 2012. This was reported on the Court’s website.
According to the court, the Russian authorities had violated the right of Mr. Frumkin security of person, the right to a fair trial and the right to freedom of assembly and association. The ECHR also ruled that the police had not taken the necessary measures to ensure a peaceful protest on Bolotnaya Square May 6, 2012, so that the arrest of the activist and his detention was disproportionate to the objectives of the law enforcement agencies.
Recall that in the past year the Constitutional Court of Russia has greatly expanded his powers, he can authorize the non-fulfillment of Russia’s implementation of the ECHR. Measures to protect the national sovereignty strengthened after the award of compensation to the shareholders of Yukos € 1,9 billion and a number of other decisions, including in political cases.
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