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Display name Treaties Countries Symbols Date of adoption of the Views Issues Articles Communications Type Of Decisions
S. C. and G. P. CESCR
  • Italy
  • E/C.12/65/D/22/2017
    07 Mar 2019
  • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
  • admissibility - ratione temporis
  • admissibility - victim status
  • health rights
  • CESCR-10
  • CESCR-12
  • CESCR-15-1-b
  • CESCR-15-3
  • CESCR-15-4
  • CESCR-3
  • 022/2017
 Adoption of views
A. L. CESCR
  • Spain
  • E/C.12/65/D/41/2018
    01 Mar 2019
      • 041/2018
      		 Discontinuance decision
      M. V. CESCR
      • Spain
      • E/C.12/65/D/47/2018
        01 Mar 2019
          • 047/2018
          		 Discontinuance decision
          E. V. CESCR
          • Spain
          • E/C.12/65/D/42/2018
            01 Mar 2019
              • 042/2018
              		 Discontinuance decision
              Makinen Pankka and Fernández Pérez CESCR
              • Spain
              • E/C.12/65/D/9/2015
                01 Mar 2019
                • CESCR-11-1
                • CESCR-OP-2
                • CESCR-OP-3-1
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-a
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-b
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-e
                • 009/2015
                		 Inadmissibility decision
                Martínez Fernández CESCR
                • Spain
                • E/C.12/64/D/19/2016
                  08 Oct 2018
                • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
                • admissibility - manifestly ill-founded
                • admissibility - victim status
                • housing rights
                • CESCR-11-1
                • CESCR-OP-2
                • CESCR-OP-3-1
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-a
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-b
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-e
                • 019/2016
                		 Inadmissibility decision
                Arellano Medina CESCR
                • Ecuador
                • E/C.12/63/D/7/2015
                  26 Mar 2018
                • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
                • admissibility - manifestly ill-founded
                • admissibility - ratione temporis
                • work-employment rights
                • CESCR-12
                • CESCR-2
                • CESCR-6
                • CESCR-7
                • CESCR-OP-3-1
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-e
                • 007/2015
                		 Inadmissibility decision
                Trujillo Calero CESCR
                • Ecuador
                • E/C.12/63/D/10/2015
                  26 Mar 2018
                • admissibility - manifestly ill-founded
                • admissibility - ratione materiae
                • admissibility - ratione temporis
                • discrimination against women
                • equality between men and women
                • social security rights
                • CESCR-2-2
                • CESCR-3
                • CESCR-9
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-b
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-d
                • CESCR-OP-3-2-e
                • 010/2015
                		 Adoption of views
                Alarcón Flores et al CESCR
                • Ecuador
                • E/C.12/62/D/14/2016
                  04 Oct 2017
                • admissibility - exhaustion of domestic remedies
                • admissibility - manifestly ill-founded
                • admissibility - ratione temporis
                • social security rights
                  • 014/2016
                  		 Inadmissibility decision
                  Martins Coelho CESCR
                  • Portugal
                  • E/C.12/61/D/21/2017
                    06 Jul 2017
                  • admissibility - manifestly ill-founded
                  • admissibility - ratione temporis
                  • work-employment rights
                  • CESCR-7
                  • CESCR-7-c
                  • CESCR-OP-3-2-b
                  • CESCR-OP-3-2-e
                  • 021/2017
                  		 Inadmissibility decision

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