Human Rights court finds Spain guilty of leaking ID photos of Catalan pro-referendum judges to press
Strasbourg institution says magistrates' right to privacy was breached when La Razón newspaper published their pictures
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Human Rights court dismisses cases against Spain’s crackdown of Catalan referendum
Strasbourg court sees no evidence of human rights violations in police operation to stop independence vote in 2017
Ex-UN body chair hopes Human Rights court will rule against Spain in Catalan leaders' case
"It is very difficult to go against Venezuela, Iran, China, or Russia when Spain behaves like this," says Mads Andenas
Turull becomes second jailed independence leader to take case to Europe
Former presidency minister argues the court was not impartial and his freedom of expression was breached
Activist Cuixart becomes first jailed leader to take case to European Court of Human Rights
Pro-independence Omnium civic group president is serving 9-year sentence for leading protest ahead of 2017 referendum
Spain’s Constitutional Court rejects Catalan activists' appeal against their prison sentences
Pro-independence leaders Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez can now take case to European Court of Human Rights
Catalan independence v Spain: the legal battles at the European Court of Human Rights
Full list of legal cases stemming from the independence movement and brought before the Strasbourg court
Two Constitutional Court judges state that Catalan trial verdict is 'disproportionate'
Defense lawyer believes lack of consensus among top judges could be "prelude" to European justice revoking prison sentences
Constitutional Court rejects first jailed independence leader's appeal, opening path to European justice
Top judges dismiss Jordi Turull's arguments, as 2017 referendum leaders have long anticipated taking their case to Strasbourg
Jailed leaders still searching for a way to shorten sentence one year after verdict
Ups and downs for pro-independence activists and politicians, who could benefit from pardons or criminal code reform in near future
Franco family challenges dictator's exhumation in European court
Grandchildren appeal to Court of Human Rights, accusing Spanish government of "effectively expropriating" Franco's remains
European Court of Human Rights acquits Spain over expulsion of two migrants without processing
Court finds that Spain did not violate the European Convention on Human Rights when expelling men from the enclave of Melilla to Morocco
Council of Europe representative to see jailed independence leaders this week
Head of council's report on political prisoners in Europe also to meet with Catalan and Spanish governments