Applications to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)

     In order for an individual to apply to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), they must have exhausted domestic legal remedies and either had their application rejected by national courts or failed to obtain a satisfactory result.

After exhausting domestic remedies, it is essential to carefully specify the legal grounds and other details when preparing for the ECHR application. If your application is incomplete, there is a risk that the Court may not examine it. Therefore, it is necessary to fill out all sections of the application form thoroughly. There is no obligation to be represented by a lawyer at the beginning of the procedure. However, the ECHR application process is quite complex and tedious. It is recommended to seek professional assistance for preparing and handling the ECHR application to ensure that your application is processed correctly and the procedure progresses smoothly.

Both individual applications to the Constitutional Court and applications to the European Court of Human Rights, whether from within or outside the country, fall within the area of expertise of Pangea Law. Every stage of the legal process is carefully reviewed, and based on the status of your case, a specific roadmap is drawn. We offer you professional guidance, providing solutions without unnecessary complexity, based on the legal processes we have conducted with our previous clients.