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Latvia defeated in human rights case

Jul 30, 2008
By Talis Saule Archdeacon

RIGA - An alleged Soviet war criminal from World War II has won a landmark case against Latvia in the European Court of Human Rights and is to be compensated for his detention in the country. World War II veteran Vasily Kononov, 85, was convicted of war crimes in a Latvian court and later acquitted by the ECHR, primarily because two of the three laws he broke were not yet in effect in 1944. The court has awarded him 30,000 euros in compensation for the years he spent in prison. Kononov admitte ...


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