Denmark Supreme Court dismissed human rights claims regarding refusal of case reopening. The court found no violation of ECHR Article 8 or Convention Articles 3, 20.
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AI generatedThe court declined to reopen the proceedings, determining that the refusal to do so did not constitute a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights or the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The applicant argued that the lower court's decision infringed upon their rights, but the higher court found no such breach based on the specific circumstances. Consequently, the appeal was rejected, upholding the original procedural outcome.
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AI generatedECHR Art. 8; UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Art. 3, 20: A refusal to reopen proceedings does not constitute a violation of human rights or children's rights if the original decision was lawful and proportionate.
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Landsretten genoptog ikke sagen, idet man ikke anså afslag på genoptagelse for at udgøre en krænkelse af hverken Den Europæiske Menneskerettighedskonventions artikel 8 eller Børnekonventionens artikel 3 og artikel 20
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