The European Court of Human Rights has registered 15 complaints from the Telegram to block messenger
Users believe that lock has violated several paragraphs of the European Convention on human rights, including the right to respect for private life and to a fair trial.
"The first 15 complaints were filed to the ECHR and has been registered. They will probably be merged with the complaints of other users, only appeal against a lock of about 30 people. We also expect that the Strasbourg court will combine them with the complaint of the messenger and complaints of the journalists Oleg Kashin and Alexander ivy, which had been filed earlier. Likely, complaints will be communicated to the court in a period from two weeks to several months," said Sarkis Darbinyan, who represents the interests of the users of Telegram in the Strasbourg court.
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Users believe that lock has violated several paragraphs of the European Convention on human rights, including the right to respect for private life and to a fair trial.
"The first 15 complaints were filed to the ECHR and has been registered. They will probably be merged with the complaints of other users, only appeal against a lock of about 30 people. We also expect that the Strasbourg court will combine them with the complaint of the messenger and complaints of the journalists Oleg Kashin and Alexander ivy, which had been filed earlier. Likely, complaints will be communicated to the court in a period from two weeks to several months," said Sarkis Darbinyan, who represents the interests of the users of Telegram in the Strasbourg court.
tass.ru/obschestvo/6946588
#courts
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