Court of Human Rights

A Moscow court sentenced Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny to two years and eight months in jail for violating the...

OCCRP spoke with the head of the new European Public Prosecutor’s Office about the challenges in fighting the widespread —...

The job of Greece’s top anti-corruption prosecutor, Eleni Touloupaki, is hanging by a thread.

A selection of additional findings from the FinCEN Files by OCCRP reporters and member centers. Watch this space for more in...

A landmark labor exploitation case against Azerbaijan should soon be decided by the European Court of Human Rights — more...

Following a rash of prison riots, allegedly coordinated by inmates afraid of coronavirus infection, Italian authorities have...

Seudin Zoletić went to Azerbaijan for what he thought was a lucrative construction job. But he found himself a virtual...

Top judge says public officials fired by Parliament have no right to appeal to the courts.

Bulgarians were gathered on the streets of Sofia to protest a vote by the country’s Supreme Judicial Council on Thursday...

The European Court of Human Rights rejected on Tuesday Italy’s request for a referral and declared its June judgement that...

The European Court ruled on Tuesday that the Russian government violated several articles in the European Convention on...

A high-profile trial against businessmen, a former minister, and two dozen accomplices shines a spotlight on illicit...