Should the ECtHR Consider Turkey’s Criminal Peace Judgeships a Viable Domestic Avenue?
Spencer, Leighann
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2018
Verfassungsblog
2018-10-10
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Turkey has seen an erosion of democracy in recent years, particularly since the July 2016 coup attempt. The European Court of Human Rights has received over 33,000 applications from the country. However, more than 90% have been rejected, many on the basis that they have yet to exhaust viable domestic avenues. This is a conundrum when there is no viable domestic judicial system that is independent from the state. Of notable concern is the Criminal Peace Judgeships (CPJ).
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