It is our pleasure to present the latest newsletter of the CCPR Centre, detailing the Individual Communications decided by the Human Rights Committee at its
112th session, held in October 2014. For full texts and summaries of each of the cases, visit the
cases database of the CCPR website.
There were in total 51 cases adopted during this session, in which 35 were found to have violations.
The cases focused on four key areas; enforced disappearances, fair trial, freedom of expression, opinion, assembly and region and torture.
13 cases focused on enforced disappearances, of which 6 were from Algeria, 3 from Nepal, 2 from Bosnia and Herzegovina and one from Libya.
10 cases focused on fair trial, of which 3 were inadmissible. 2 cases were form Belarus one from the Russian Federation, Australia New Zealand, Norway, Spain, Venezuela, Ukraine and Cameroon.
12 cases on freedom of expression, opinion, assembly and region of which 1 was inadmissible. 8 cases were from Belarus 2 from Kazakhstan and one from Spain, and the Republic of Korea.
13 cases on torture of which 3 were inadmissible. 3 cases were from Belarus, 2 from Australia and Denmark, one from Cameroon, Azerbaijan, Nepal, Croatia, the Russian Federation and Norway.
There were 3 discontinued cases and 1 split revoked.
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The CCPR Centre would like to thank Carolin Schl�sser, Enkhmaa Battumur, Daniel K, Carlos Sibille, Juliette Praz, Stephanie Perez and Rhiannon Painter for their help with the newsletter.