Maître GASIMOV's office is located in the heart of the city of Strasbourg, the European capital, and is located near the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Thanks to this proximity and his university training in the field of human rights and international law, Maître GASIMOV has a solid knowledge of both the case law and the working methods of the European Court of Human Rights. He represents you and assists you during all the phases of the procedure before the European Court of Human Rights.

The European Court of Human Rights has jurisdiction to examine complaints brought against the 47 member states of the Council of Europe.  

The ability to refer to the European Court of Human Rights is recognized for any person, whether or not a citizen of one of the member states of the Council of Europe. Thus, any person who is the victim of a violation of the rights guaranteed by the European Convention committed by a State which has signed and ratified this Convention may apply to the European Court of Human Rights.

Having become essential in the European legal landscape and sometimes considered the last hope of obtaining justice, the European Court of Human Rights is a victim of its own success because the number of applications it receives continues to increase every year. in year.  

Only a tiny fraction of these requests are truly examined on the merits. Indeed, more than 95% of applications addressed to the European Court of Human Rights are ill-founded and are therefore inadmissible. In addition, new criteria are regularly applied which tighten the admissibility conditions.

Before applying to the European Court of Human Rights, it is essential to first ensure that all these admissibility criteria are met. Mastery of the procedure before this court is therefore a sine qua non for the success of any application before the European Court of Human Rights.

HOW DO WE PROCEED?

Not all cases can be brought before the European Court of Human Rights. It is important, before filing your appeal,  to do  your chances of success by a specialist.

This is why your file is first the subject of an in-depth study in order, on the one hand, to determine whether you can claim to be the victim of a violation of the rights guaranteed by the European Convention on the Rights of the man as required by the European Court of Human Rights to declare your application admissible and, on the other hand, to assess the chances of success of your appeal.

A formal consultation will be drawn up by your lawyer, detailing all the essential points and the procedural aspects of your appeal. The final decision on the opportunities for a referral to the European Court of Human Rights is therefore taken following this study, and by mutual agreement with the client.

Thus, using the services of a lawyer before seizing the Strasbourg court guarantees you effective and expert assistance avoiding having to seize the European Court of Human Rights.  for a cause lost in advance and increasing the chances of success of your appeal.