At a meeting in Izmir, the assembly’s anti-corruption expert Mailis Reps has named five Council of Europe member states which she said are in the bottom half of Transparency International’s 2012 index of countries where corruption is perceived.
The Committee of Ministers meets from 4-6 June to examine Turkey’s implementation of the judgments and decisions of the European Court of Human Rights on the northern part of Cyprus.
Delegates to the Tunisian capital event will assess the major environmental issues at stake and explore measures aimed at halting illegal practices.
At its 27 May meeting, the Grand Chamber panel of five judges decided to reject the request for a Grand Chamber hearing in the case of Eweida and Others v. the United Kingdom.
Human rights judges have today declared that Moldovan authorities failed to prevent a police officer from repeatedly beating his wife in front of their two daughters.
