French judge Mattias Guyomar is elected President of the ECHR, succeeding Marko Bosnjak

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Elected for a three-year term, he will succeed Marko Bosnjak in a month's time, who had presided over the institution since July 2024.

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Mattias Guyomar has been a judge of the European Court of Human Rights since 2020 and has been elected to the Council of State for a three-year term.

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France welcomes the election of the French judge, Mr Mattias Guyomar, as President of the European Court of Human Rights. He will take office on 30 May 2025. The last French judge elected to this position was Mr Jean-Paul Costa, who presided over the European Court of Human Rights from 2007 to 2011. France welcomes the action and commitment of the outgoing President, Mr Marko Bošnjak, during his term of office. France reiterates its commitment a…

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French judge Mattias Guyomar was elected as the new president of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Monday, succeeding Slovenian judge Marko Bošnjak at the end of May, the court announced.

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The new President of the ECHR will take office on May 30, when Mark Bosniak, the current President of the ECHR, expires.

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ENSAR NUR | STRASBOURG TR724 The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in Strasbourg elected French judge Mattias Guyomar as its new president in an election it held today. Guyomar, who began his duties as an ECtHR judge in 2020, will take over the presidency from Slovenian Marko Bosnjak on May 30. The new president of the ECtHR has been announced. The current one, who will leave the ECtHR on May 30 when his 9-year term ends, […] The article Fr…