Procedural rights of persons deprived of liberty in non-criminal proceedings: European standards and their application during the COVID-19 pandemic

Kanstantsin  Dzehtsiarou; Filippo Fontanelli

Procedural rights of persons deprived of liberty in non-criminal proceedings: European standards and their application during the COVID-19 pandemic

Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou , Filippo Fontanelli

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Abstract

This report assesses whether Montenegro authorities, in the first semester of the COVID-19 pandemic – and in particular in the period between March and September 2020, have been compliant with the EU and international rule of law, in the context of adopting or implementing measures relating to administrative detention (that is, detention not ordered in relation to criminal responsibility). The report mainly focuses on the state of EU law and the case law of the ECHR effective in August 2020, and refers mostly to domestic measures adopted before September 2020.

Original language	English
Publisher	Council of Europe
Commissioning body	Council of Europe
Number of pages	72
Publication status	Published - 9 Dec 2021

Keywords

Covid-19
human rights
European Convention of Human Rights
EU Law
Montenegro
deprivation of liberty
administrative detention

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Procedural rights of persons deprived of liberty in non-criminal proceedings: European standards and their application during the COVID-19 pandemic

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