Case-law of the European Court of Human Rights - No violation in temporary suspension of family reunification in Sweden: M.T. and Others v. Sweden, press release
- Sexual abuse of a child placed in foster care and failure to comply with religious neutrality clause: Loste v. France (in French), press release
- The best interests of two children compelled to attend contact sessions with their violent father were disregarded: I.M. and Others v. Italy (in French), press release
- Disproportionate order by family court de facto preventing couple in stable relationship from living together to safeguard interests of child from mother’s previous marriage amounted to a violation of article 8 of the Convention: N.V. and C.C. v. Malta
- Icelandic courts’ removal of custody was in children’s best interests as they were at risk, despite father's sexual-abuse acquittal: A and Others v. Iceland, press release
- Child’s right to private life violated by lack of provision in Swiss law, until 2018, for alternative means of recognising children born to same-sex couples through surrogacy: D.B. and Others v. Switzerland (in French), press release
- Effective and diligent investigation by the national authorities into the applicant's allegation of sexual abuse by her uncle: D.K. v. Italy (in French)
- Unjustified seven-month delay in joint divorce and custody proceedings depriving applicant of possibility of having additional contact with young daughter over a three-month period amounted to a violation of article 8 of the Convention: M.H v. Poland
- Children’s interests not given enough weight in paid-surrogacy adoption ban: K.K and Others. v. Denmark, press release
- Segregation in breach of the Convention found in two Macedonian schools: Elmazova and Others v. North Macedonia, press release
- No shortcomings in authorities’ decision to place child for adoption without the biological mother’s consent, as the decision was based on the child’s best interests: V.Y.R. and A.V.R. v. Bulgaria
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