Impact of the European Convention on Human Rights
The Convention protects the rights of more than 700 million people in Europe
Legal reforms after 14-year-old girl kept in domestic servitude in Paris
France recognises family ties of parents of surrogate children
Brigitte Heinisch was a geriatric nurse, who was fired after whistleblowing. She took her case to the Strasbourg court and eventually won compensation
Justice for environmental activists in ‘McLibel’ defamation case
Oxana Rantseva died trying to escape after she had been allegedly trafficked for sexual exploitation. Her father sought justice in Strasbourg.
Landmark judgment leads to change in abortion law
Holocaust survivor defends his reputation at the European court
New law protects anti-corruption prosecutors from political interference
Victory at the Strasbourg court leads to the legalisation of homosexuality in Ireland
Better protections for peaceful demonstrations after protest was banned
Fair compensation for victims of infected blood scandal
Woman's legal fight to find out about her origins
Man persecuted for his sexuality wins landmark judgment – transforming the law in his country and beyond
The landmark judgment that inspired Europe to act on violence against women
Bosnian war widow wins legal battle to reclaim her family’s lost property