Deputy Justice Minister: No penitentiary cases accepted by ECHR since 2012
Deputy Justice Minister: No penitentiary cases accepted by ECHR since 2012

A joint session of the Human Rights, Civil Integration, and Legal Affairs Committees of the Parliament of Georgia reviewed reports on the implementation status of cases brought against Georgia before the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and UN Committees.

The reports were presented by Deputy Minister of Justice Beka Dzamashvili, who noted a significant decline in cases filed against Georgia in Strasbourg.

According to him, as of 2025, the number of pending cases has dropped by 94% compared to 2011. Notably, since 2012, no cases originating from the Georgian penitentiary system have been accepted by the European Court. Dzamashvili attributed this decline to large-scale reforms in human rights and justice implemented recently, which have enhanced citizens’ ability to defend their rights domestically. He also highlighted that 85% of the 118 Strasbourg cases executed to date were completed after 2013.

Regarding the 2008 war, the Deputy Minister emphasised that all related cases resulted in favourable rulings for Georgia. The enforcement of these decisions against the Russian Federation is ongoing under the supervision of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.

In line with parliamentary procedure, the Ministry of Justice submits these execution reports to Parliament annually.
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