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Display name Treaties Countries Symbols Date of adoption of the Views Issues Articles Communications Type Of Decisions
R.D. et al. CAT
  • Canada
  • CAT/C/66/D/777/2016
    03 May 2019
  • non-refoulement
  • torture prevention
  • CAT-3
  • 777/2016
 Discontinuance decision
K.T. CAT
  • Australia
  • CAT/C/66/D/788/2016
    03 May 2019
  • non-refoulement
  • torture prevention
  • CAT-3
  • 788/2016
 Discontinuance decision
M.B. CAT
  • Switzerland
  • CAT/C/66/D/797/2017
    03 May 2019
  • non-refoulement
  • torture prevention
  • CAT-3
  • 797/2017
 Discontinuance decision
T. CAT
  • Sweden
  • CAT/C/66/D/825/2017
    03 May 2019
  • non-refoulement
  • torture prevention
  • CAT-3
  • 825/2017
 Discontinuance decision
I.A. CAT
  • Sweden
  • CAT/C/66/D/729/2016
    23 Apr 2019
  • non-refoulement
  • torture prevention
  • CAT-3
  • 729/2016
 Adoption of views
X and Y CAT
  • Switzerland
  • CAT/C/66/D/776/2016
    23 Apr 2019
  • non-refoulement
  • right to life
  • torture prevention
  • CAT-22
  • CAT-3
  • 776/2016
 Adoption of views
T.M. CRPD
  • Greece
  • CRPD/C/21/D/42/2017
    02 Apr 2019
  • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
  • discrimination on the ground of disability
  • health rights
  • privacy
  • CRPD-1
  • CRPD-16
  • CRPD-17
  • CRPD-22
  • CRPD-25
  • CRPD-26
  • CRPD-28
  • CRPD-3
  • CRPD-OP-2-d
  • 042/2017
Bakar Japalali and Carmen Baloyo-Japalali CCPR
  • Philippines
  • CCPR/C/125/D/2536/2015
    28 Mar 2019
  • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
  • admissibility - ratione materiae
  • effective remedy
  • fair trial
  • right to life
  • CCPR-14-1
  • CCPR-2-3
  • CCPR-6
  • CCPR-OP-2
  • CCPR-OP-5-2-b
  • 2536/2015
 Adoption of views
Fulmati Nyaya CCPR
  • Nepal
  • CCPR/C/125/D/2556/2015
    18 Mar 2019
  • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
  • children rights
  • cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment
  • discrimination
  • effective remedy
  • family rights
  • forced or compulsory labour
  • human dignity
  • liberty of person
  • privacy
  • recognition as a person before the law
  • security of person
  • torture
  • CCPR-10-1
  • CCPR-17
  • CCPR-2
  • CCPR-23-1
  • CCPR-24-1
  • CCPR-26
  • CCPR-3
  • CCPR-7
  • CCPR-8-3-a
  • CCPR-9
  • 2556/2015
 Adoption of views
Vladimir Chernev CCPR
  • Russian Federation
  • CCPR/C/125/D/2322/2013
    15 Mar 2019
  • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
  • cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment
  • effective remedy
  • CCPR-2-3
  • CCPR-7
  • CCPR-OP-2
  • CCPR-OP-5-2-b
  • 2322/2013
 Adoption of views

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