The Court has
so far decided on the examination of around one million applications. However,
only around 50.000 of them were delivered in a form of a judgment. The rest
were either declared inadmissible or were struck out. Around 40% of the Court
judgments concerned only three member States, namely Turkey, Russia, and Italy.
The most
violated human right has been the right to a fair trial. Almost 40% of all
violations found by the Court concerned Article 6. Nearly 30% of other
violations concerned the right to liberty and security, prohibition of torture
and the right to life.
The Overview
1959-2020 provides a brief history of the reform of the Court and other facts and figures regarding the work of the Court.