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Grasser moves to the Human Rights Court: What if he wins there?

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Former Minister of Finance Karl-Heinz Grasser does not want to accept his conviction. Now he will call the Human Rights Court – with little chance of success

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Grasser moves to the Human Rights Court: What if he wins there?

Former Minister of Finance Karl-Heinz Grasser does not want to accept his conviction. Now he will call the Human Rights Court – with little chance of success

·Vienna, Austria
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The Buwog affair: The deep fall of Karl-Heinz Grasser

Listen now: The former youngest finance minister and "son-in-law" of the Republic must be detained after years of investigation for corruption

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