ECHR Opens Proceedings Againt Hungary over Detention, 'Torture' of Ukrainian Bank Staff
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ECHR opens proceedings againt Hungary over detention, 'torture' of Ukrainian bank staff
"The fact that the ECHR has accepted the complaint and opened proceedings indicates that there are reasonable legal grounds for the case, that it has legal merit, and that the court intends to examine it on its merits," the Ukrainian state-owned Oschadbank said.
The European Court of Human Rights has accepted the complaint of Ukrainian Oscsadbank cashiers, bringing the total number of cases opened against them in Hungary to six. The plaintiffs claim that Hungarian authorities tortured and unlawfully detained them.
<p>The ECtHR has opened proceedings in the case of Sberbank collectors against Hungary. The ECHR has registered six applications of Ukrainian collectors against Hungary. They claim that law enforcement officers have illegally detained and Tortured them.</p>
The allegations relate to cases of gross violations of Ukrainian citizens ' rights by the competent Hungarian authorities.
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