ECHR rules on pension rights violations for elderly women in non-controlled areas
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The European Court of Human Rights ruled that the suspension of pensions for sick elderly women in non-controlled areas violated their rights. Two women who died before receiving payments were awarded compensation of 10,000 euros for their heirs.
In brief
- ECHR recognized the violation of pension rights for elderly women in non-controlled areas.
- Two women died without receiving their pension payments.
- The women had to relocate to controlled areas to renew their payments.
- ECHR awarded 10,000 euros in compensation to the heirs.
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Readers and grants
| 67% | 2 items |
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| 33% | 1 item |
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Призупинення пенсій хворим пенсіонеркам на непідконтрольних територіях порушило Конвенцію: заявниці померли, не дочекавшись ні виплат, ні рішення ЄСПЛ | ADVOKAT POST
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Рак, параліч і десять років без пенсій: дві українки з ТОТ не дожили до виплат, а ЄСПЛ присудив їхнім спадкоємцям по 10 000 євро
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