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Analysis of statistics 2014
January 2015
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Table of Contents
Overview of the Court’s statistics in 2014 .............................................................................................. 4
A. Number of new applications ...................................................................................................... 4
B. Applications disposed of judicially and pending applications .................................................... 4
C. Processing of applications .......................................................................................................... 4
1. Pre-allocation .......................................................................................................................... 4
2. Inadmissibility or strike out decisions .................................................................................... 4
3. Communicated applications ................................................................................................... 5
4. Judgments ............................................................................................................................... 5
5. Requests for interim measures (Rule 39 of the Rules of Court) ............................................. 5
D. Priority policy ............................................................................................................................. 5
General information ............................................................................................................................... 6
Number of applications allocated to a judicial formation ................................................................ 7
Processing of applications ................................................................................................................ 9
Country-specific information ................................................................................................................ 14
Albania ............................................................................................................................................ 14
Andorra ........................................................................................................................................... 15
Armenia .......................................................................................................................................... 16
Austria ............................................................................................................................................. 17
Azerbaijan ....................................................................................................................................... 18
Belgium ........................................................................................................................................... 19
Bosnia and Herzegovina.................................................................................................................. 20
Bulgaria ........................................................................................................................................... 21
Croatia............................................................................................................................................. 22
Cyprus ............................................................................................................................................. 23
Czech Republic ................................................................................................................................ 24
Denmark ......................................................................................................................................... 25
Estonia ............................................................................................................................................ 26
Finland ............................................................................................................................................ 27
France ............................................................................................................................................. 28
Georgia............................................................................................................................................ 29
Germany ......................................................................................................................................... 30
Greece ............................................................................................................................................. 31
Hungary ........................................................................................................................................... 32
Iceland............................................................................................................................................. 33
Ireland ............................................................................................................................................. 34
Italy ................................................................................................................................................. 35
Latvia ............................................................................................................................................... 36
Liechtenstein ................................................................................................................................... 37
Lithuania ......................................................................................................................................... 38
Luxembourg .................................................................................................................................... 39
Malta ............................................................................................................................................... 40
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Republic of Moldova ....................................................................................................................... 41
Monaco ........................................................................................................................................... 42
Montenegro .................................................................................................................................... 43
Netherlands .................................................................................................................................... 44
Norway ............................................................................................................................................ 45
Poland ............................................................................................................................................. 46
Portugal........................................................................................................................................... 47
Romania .......................................................................................................................................... 48
Russian Federation ......................................................................................................................... 49
San Marino ...................................................................................................................................... 50
Serbia .............................................................................................................................................. 51
Slovakia ........................................................................................................................................... 52
Slovenia ........................................................................................................................................... 53
Spain ............................................................................................................................................... 54
Sweden ........................................................................................................................................... 55
Switzerland ..................................................................................................................................... 56
“The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”.............................................................................. 57
Turkey ............................................................................................................................................. 58
Ukraine ............................................................................................................................................ 59
United Kingdom .............................................................................................................................. 60
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Overview of the Court’s statistics in 2014
The Court’s statistics for 2014 disclose some significant differences when compared with previous
years and notably a lower number of incoming cases allocated to a judicial formation. This is partly
the result of a new approach to Rule 47 of the Rules of Court, which determines what applicants are
required to do for their application to be allocated for judicial decision. However, there is also an
indication of a falling off in demand with a lower number of cases coming into the system. This has
helped the Court to reduce the stock of pending cases since the number of applications disposed of
exceeds the volume of incoming cases.
As the backlog of inadmissible cases is progressively eliminated so the spectacular increases of
recent years are no longer achievable. As the Court focuses on other categories of cases,
productivity will tend to remain more stable, with fluctuations depending on when large groups of
cases are processed and adjudicated.
A.
Number of new applications
In 2014 56,250 applications were allocated to a judicial formation, an overall decrease of 15%
compared with 2013 (65,800). 43,450 of these were identified as Single-Judge cases likely to be
declared inadmissible (a decrease of 16% in relation to 2013). 12,800 were identified as probable
Chamber or Committee 1 cases (a decrease of 11%). It is the first time since 2003 that the number of
allocated cases has decreased.
B.
Applications disposed of judicially and pending applications
86,063 applications were disposed of judicially, a decrease of 8% in relation to 2013 (93,401). The
number of cases disposed of therefore exceeded those allocated by approximately 29,800 (i.e. a
monthly surplus of almost 2,500). As a result, the stock of allocated applications pending before the
Court decreased over the year, by 30% from 99,900 to 69,900.
C.
Processing of applications
1. Pre-allocation
As at 31 December 2014 the number of applications pending at this pre-judicial stage stood at
19,050, a decrease of 13% in relation to the same date the previous year (21,950). The number of
applications disposed of administratively in 2014 was 25,100, an increase of 84%. Half of these files
were disposed of under Rule 47.
2. Inadmissibility or strike out decisions
In 2014 83,675 applications were declared inadmissible or struck out of the list of cases by a Single
Judge, a Committee or a Chamber, a 7% decrease compared with 2013 (89,740). The Single-Judge
formation decided 78,660 cases in 2014, a decrease of 2% compared with 2013 (80,583). The
number of applications struck out, in a decision or a judgment, following a friendly settlement or a
unilateral declaration, increased by 16% in 2014 (2,198 compared to 1,890 in 2013). Friendly
settlements (1,696) increased by 15% (1,481 in 2013) and unilateral declarations by 23% (502
compared to 409 in 2013).
1
Committee competence provided for in Article 28 § 1 b) of the Convention.
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3. Communicated applications
Where an application is not on its face inadmissible, it is communicated to the respondent
Government. In 2014 7,897 applications were communicated (roughly equivalent to 2013 when
7,931 applications were communicated).
4. Judgments
Judgments were delivered in respect of 2,388 applications (compared with 3,661 in 2013 – a
decrease of 35%). A significant proportion of these applications were joined with the result that the
number of judgments actually delivered was 891, a decrease of 3%. 209 judgments (in respect of
1,410 applications) were adopted by a three-judge Committee formation. These judgments
accounted for 59% of the applications decided by a judgment (75% in 2013).
5. Requests for interim measures (Rule 39 of the Rules of Court)
The total number of decisions on interim measures (1,929) increased by 20% compared with 2013
(1,608). The Court granted requests for interim measures in 216 cases (an increase of 100%
compared with 108 in 2013) and dismissed them in 783 cases (4% less than the 818 in 2013). The
remainder fell outside the scope of Rule 39 of the Rules of Court. The increase in the number of
requests granted can be explained by 110 cases linked to the conflict in Ukraine.
D.
Priority policy 2
The essence of this policy is to concentrate more resources on the most important cases, namely the
cases falling within the top three categories (“priority applications”). At 31 December 2014 there
were 7,386 applications in these categories.
The number of priority applications dealt with at different stages of the procedure in 2014 increased
by 32% compared to 2013. 34% more priority applications were communicated to the respondent
Governments in comparison with 2013. The number of priority applications declared inadmissible or
struck out of the list of cases by a Chamber or Committee increased by 36%. The number of priority
applications struck out following a friendly settlement or a unilateral declaration rose from 247 in
2013 to 326 in 2014. The number of priority applications giving rise to a judgment increased by 21%
in 2014.
2
An explanation of the Court’s priority policy can be found on the Court’s internet site
http://www.echr.coe.int/Documents/Priority_policy_ENG.pdf
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General information
Table 1
General statistical information
1. Applications allocated to a judicial formation
2014
2013
+/-
Applications allocated
56250
65800
-15%
2. Interim procedural events
2014
2013
+/-
Applications communicated to respondent Government
7897
7931
0%
3. Applications decided
2014
2013
+/-
By decision or judgment
86063
93401
-8%
- by judgment delivered
2388
3661
-35%
83675
89740
-7%
[round figures (50)]
-
by decision (inadmissible or struck out)
4. Pending applications [round figures (50)]
31/12/2014 1/1/2014
+/-
Applications pending before a judicial formation
69900
99900
-30%
- Chamber (7 judges)
29650
39000
-24%
- Committee (3 judges)
32050
34400
-7%
8200
26500
-69%
- Single-Judge formation
5. Pre-judicial applications [round figures (50)]
Applications at a pre-judicial stage
Applications disposed of administratively
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+/-
19050
21950
-13%
2014
2013
+/-
25100
13650
84%
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Number of applications allocated to a judicial formation 3
Chart 1 Applications allocated to a judicial formation per year
64300 64900 65800
70000
61100
57000
60000
56300
49700
50000
41600
39200
35400
40000
32500
28200 27200
30000
20000
13800
10500
10000
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Chart 2 Applications pending before a judicial formation
160000
151600
139650
140000
128100
119300
120000
97300
99900
100000
79400
80000
66500
56800
60000
38500
40000
20000
69900
50000
29400
15900
19800
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
3
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Figures represent the total number of applications, including joined applications. The document generally gives round figures. The
upsurge in applications allocated in 2002 was due to a change in working methods, transferring much of the screening of inadmissible
applications from the administrative, pre-judicial phase to the judicial stage.
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Chart 3 High case-count States (more than 1,700 applications pending before a judicial
formation)
Slovenia
1700
2,4%
remaining 37 States
13100
18,7%
Ukraine
13650
19,5%
Poland
1800
2,6%
Hungary
1850
2,6%
Georgia
2300
3,3%
Serbia
2500
3,6%
Romania
3400
4,9%
Italy
10100
14,4%
Turkey
9500
13,6%
Russia
10000
14,3%
Total number of pending applications: 69,900
Chart 4 The Court’s total caseload by stage of proceedings and judicial formation 4
Communicated
14736
21,1%
Pending Government
action
3130
4,5%
Admissible
533
0,8%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
8317
11,9%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
43208
61,8%
Total applications
69,900
4
The “Pending Government action” category was created to monitor applications following a judgment applying the pilot procedure.
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Chart 5 The Court’s total caseload by priority category
Cat. V
35395
50,6%
Cat. IV
18630
26,6%
Cat. III
6405
9,2%
Cat. VI-VII
8325
11,9%
Cat. I
795
1,1%
Cat. II
374
0,5%
Total applications
69,900
Processing of applications
Chart 6 Major procedural steps in processing of applications
120000
100000
80000
60000
40000
20000
0
2000
Applications
757
judgment delivered
Applications
1463
communicated
Applications
inadmissible
6779
or struck out
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
934
889
736
816
1208
1719
1734
1880
2393
2607
1511
1678
3661
2388
1573
1686
1717
2447
2956
3232
3456
4416
6203
6674
5360
5236
7931
7897
8992 17865 17272 20350 27612 28160 27059 30163 33067 38575 50677 86201 89739 83675
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Chart 7 Number of judgments since 2000
1800
1625
1560
1600
1503
1543
1499
1400
1157
1200
1000
800
1093
1105
888
916
844
703
695
891
718
600
400
200
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Chart 8 Applications in categories I, II and III processed from 2011 to 2014
1742
1800
1563
1600
1342
1303
1400
1200
1051
921
1000
800
771
communicated
573
600
623
546
decision
517
412
judgment
400
200
0
2011
2012
2013
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Table 2
Applications allocated per Contracting State and population
State
Applications allocated to a
judicial formation
Population
(1000)
Allocated/population
(10000)
2011
2012
2013
2014 1.1.2011 1.1.2012 1.1.2013 1.1.2014 2011
2012
2013
2014
Albania
Andorra
Armenia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Belgium
84
8
173
387
501
251
111
6
238
377
342
268
106
2
196
437
324
270
83
5
154
315
403
159
2832
85
3263
8404
9111
11001
3195
85
3274
8443
9235
11041
2899
76
3027
8452
9356
11162
2896
76
3017
8508
9477
11204
0,30
0,94
0,53
0,46
0,55
0,23
0,35
0,71
0,73
0,45
0,37
0,24
0,37
0,26
0,65
0,52
0,35
0,24
0,29
0,66
0,51
0,37
0,43
0,14
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
508
430
870
667
3843
3829
3829
3831
1,32
1,12
2,27
1,74
1200
1274
1209
1840
1186
1905
69
78
144
547
481
522
111
103
84
346
301
237
315
431
314
1594
1344
1536
367
157
395
1757
1492
1525
722
728
668
654
735
991
10
9
10
54
55
62
3180
4708
3246
291
286
322
9
16
7
428
305
373
24
31
38
50
22
26
Republic of Moldova 1017
934
1354
10
8
5
Monaco
Montenegro
314
180
289
Netherlands
800
675
778
Norway
155
101
148
Poland
5022
4071
3968
Portugal
165
217
267
5124
6768
5413
Romania
Russia
12454 10746 12328
San Marino
0
1
4
4894
5058
Serbia
3726
Slovak Republic
553
531
464
Slovenia
424
422
496
Spain
802
694
781
362
Sweden
1942
546
Switzerland
358
326
442
928
1095
55
369
65
187
186
1142
102
1027
585
2402
28
33
5476
298
12
387
23
39
1105
4
158
674
141
2761
252
4427
8952
5
2787
324
352
644
272
303
7369
4412
840
10487
5561
1340
5375
65048
4469
81752
11310
9986
318
4570
60626
2075
36
3053
512
415
3560
33
618
16656
4920
38530
10572
21414
142857
32
7276
5392
2050
46153
9416
7870
7327
4398
862
10505
5581
1340
5401
65398
4498
81844
11291
9958
320
4583
60821
2042
36
3008
525
416
3560
36
618
16730
4986
38538
10542
21356
143056
32
7241
5404
2055
46196
9483
7955
7285
4262
866
10516
5603
1320
5427
65579
4498
80524
11063
9909
322
4591
59685
2024
37
2972
537
421
3559
36
623
16780
5051
38533
10487
20020
143507
34
7182
5411
2059
46728
9556
8039
7246
4247
858
10512
5627
1316
5451
65857
4491
80780
10993
9879
326
4604
60783
2001
37
2943
550
425
3558
36
624
16829
5109
38496
10427
19943
143507
34
7147
5416
2061
46508
9645
8137
1,63
2,69
0,82
0,50
0,20
2,58
0,80
0,25
0,88
0,21
0,59
0,65
0,31
0,12
0,78
1,40
2,50
1,00
0,47
0,53
2,86
2,42
5,08
0,48
0,32
1,30
0,16
2,39
0,87
0,00
5,12
1,03
2,07
0,17
2,06
0,45
1,74
4,33
0,90
0,52
0,18
2,25
0,58
0,21
0,82
0,18
0,64
0,74
0,31
0,12
0,53
1,40
4,44
1,24
0,59
0,63
2,62
1,39
2,91
0,40
0,20
1,06
0,21
3,17
0,75
0,31
6,76
0,98
2,05
0,15
0,58
0,41
1,66
4,32
1,66
0,46
0,15
1,80
0,58
0,23
0,35
0,19
0,66
1,00
0,28
0,14
0,53
1,59
1,89
1,44
0,71
1,19
3,80
2,78
4,64
0,46
0,29
1,03
0,25
2,70
0,86
1,18
7,04
0,86
2,41
0,17
0,38
0,55
1,28
2,58
0,64
0,35
0,12
1,42
0,34
0,17
0,23
0,13
0,53
2,43
0,86
0,07
0,90
1,49
3,24
1,31
0,42
0,92
3,11
1,11
2,53
0,40
0,28
0,72
0,24
2,22
0,62
1,47
3,90
0,60
1,71
0,14
0,28
0,37
"The former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia"
382
2057
2060
2062
2066
1,71
1,70
2,59
1,85
3505
1589
13132 14198
908
720
73723
45598
62499
74724
45453
62990
75627
45373
63905
76668
45246
64308
1,17
1,01
1,20
1,71
0,46
2,89
0,21
3,14
64291 64937 65790 56275
819319
822271
820814
823700
0,25
0,78
0,27
0,79
0,14
0,80
0,11
0,68
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Malta
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Total
352
350
8651
4614
1542
8986
7791
1702
535
SOURCES 2013 and 2014: Internet sites of the Eurostat service (“Population and social conditions” ) or from the United Nations Statistics Division.
The Council of Europe member States had a combined population of about 824 million inhabitants
on 1 January 2014. The average number of applications allocated per 10,000 inhabitants was 0.68 in
2014.
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Table 3
The Court’s total caseload by stage of proceedings and judicial formation
State
Albania
Andorra
Armenia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Republic of Moldova
Monaco
Montenegro
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
San Marino
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Chamber or
Single
Committee Judge or
awaiting first Communicated
Committee
examination
(cat. VI - VII)
(cat. I - V)
Pending
Government
action
Admissible
TOTAL
8
2
184
27
6
23
271
209
87
5
47
1
38
63
180
12
192
164
530
9
3
483
154
5
26
4
3
165
0
368
104
41
373
30
306
1535
2
903
22
72
139
13
46
181
0
774
57
1160
279
71
626
286
33
135
13
14
14
168
2117
97
667
1078
9
0
7198
99
2
162
1
40
724
1
92
167
20
1139
171
997
5500
6
652
113
162
20
4
55
173
2
78
42
233
54
13
122
168
30
27
11
12
22
122
145
40
354
203
3
0
2347
68
3
79
5
20
251
1
38
56
6
268
73
1692
2334
1
508
48
57
46
22
38
0
0
0
0
0
0
367
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
333
536
0
445
0
1406
0
0
0
4
0
4
2
5
11
6
12
8
1
12
1
3
2
20
2
6
17
19
1
0
22
11
0
8
0
2
13
0
1
2
2
17
8
57
85
0
15
15
3
4
7
8
366
4
1040
128
1404
367
728
969
549
69
221
26
67
101
490
2276
335
1202
1830
22
3
10087
332
10
275
10
65
1159
2
499
329
69
1797
282
3385
9990
9
2523
198
1700
209
46
147
"The former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia"
25
135
75
0
3
238
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
442
930
65
7105
10793
71
1856
1894
1096
0
0
0
85
18
11
9488
13635
1243
ALL STATES
8317
43208
14736
3130
533
69924
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Table 4
Unilateral declarations and friendly settlements from 2012 to 2014
State
Albania
Andorra
Armenia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Republic of Moldova
Monaco
Montenegro
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
San Marino
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
The form er Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia'
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Grand Total
Unilateral declaration
2012
2
0
2
0
0
0
3
28
6
0
7
0
0
4
4
1
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
5
0
0
0
0
40
1
61
100
3
3
0
0
0
0
1
14
313
2
606
2013
Friendly settlement
2014
4
3
0
11
0
3
3
3
20
1
1
2
3
2
0
9
14
3
0
1
3
3
1
27
0
44
1
21
6
1
0
1
41
5
38
102
26
6
64
161
9
4
52
3
1
48
27
23
4
409
38
2
63
3
502
13/60
2012
1
0
0
1
1
0
43
85
18
0
4
6
0
8
2
4
2
3
53
0
1
117
1
0
0
0
0
13
1
1
1
0
111
10
35
3
1
415
9
1
0
1
0
67
99
178
7
1303
2013
1
2014
1
11
3
176
19
31
8
23
1
0
9
36
12
1
1
3
2
11
3
55
73
1
1
4
15
2
54
31
3
4
0
9
1
8
9
19
2
10
4
93
4
29
39
83
39
51
78
679
23
1016
9
1
1
55
86
28
5
1481
69
84
36
12
1696
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Country-specific information
Albania
Chart 9
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
4
1%
Communicated
173
47%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
8
2%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
181
50%
Total applications
366
Graph 10
Major procedural steps in processing applications
129
140
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
120
111
106
100
83
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
70
80
58
Applications communicated to the
Government
60
48
39
38
40
21
Applications in which judgments delivered
10
20
9
0
2012
14/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Andorra
Chart 11
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
2
50%
Communicated
2
50%
Total applications
4
Graph 12
Major procedural steps in processing applications
15
16
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
14
12
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
10
8
6
6
Applications communicated to the
Government
5
6
4
Applications in which judgments delivered
2
2
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
2012
15/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Armenia
Chart 13
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
4
0,4%
Communicated
78
8%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
184
18%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
774
74%
Total applications
1 040
Graph 14
Major procedural steps in processing applications
250
238
229
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
196
195
200
154
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
Applications communicated to the
Government
150
100
56
50
Applications in which judgments delivered
11
19
16
16
4
2
0
2012
16/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Austria
Chart 15
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
27
21%
Admissible
2
2%
Communicated
42
33%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
57
44%
Total applications
128
Graph 16
Major procedural steps in processing applications
700
611
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
549
600
500
437
387
377
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
400
315
Applications communicated to the
Government
300
200
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
14
27 22
23
18
0
2012
17/60
2013
2014
7
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Azerbaijan
Chart 17
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
5
0,4%
Communicated
233
16,6%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
6
0,4%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
1160
82,6%
Total applications
1 404
Graph 18
Major procedural steps in processing applications
694
700
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
600
500
403
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
342
324
284
300
245
200
117
115
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
34
37
13
11
0
2012
18/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Belgium
Chart 19
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Communicated
54
15%
Admissible
11
3%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
23
6%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
279
76%
Total applications
367
Graph 20
Major procedural steps in processing applications
468
500
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
450
400
350
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
300
270
268
253
250
Applications communicated to the
Government
200
159
145
150
100
37
Applications in which judgments delivered
27
50
22
9
6
0
2012
19/60
2013
2014
19
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Chart 21
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
271
37%
Admissible
6
1%
Pending Government
action
367
50%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
71
10%
Communicated
13
2%
Total applications
728
Graph 22
Major procedural steps in processing applications
1185
1200
1019
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
1000
870
800
667
600
430
Applications communicated to the
Government
361
400
213
Applications in which judgments delivered
200
29
26
12
4
0
2012
20/60
2013
2014
11
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Bulgaria
Chart 23
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
12
1%
Communicated
122
13%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
209
21%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
626
65%
Total applications
969
Graph 24
Major procedural steps in processing applications
3000
2552
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
2380
2500
2000
1425
1500
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
1274
1209
928
1000
500
85
72
77
44 26
0
2012
21/60
2013
2014
21
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Croatia
Chart 25
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
8
1%
Communicated
168
31%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
87
16%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
286
52%
Total applications
549
Graph 26
Major procedural steps in processing applications
2392
2500
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
2047
1905
1840
2000
1491
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
1500
1095
Applications communicated to the
Government
1000
500
Applications in which judgments delivered
142
59
115
24
22
0
2012
22/60
2013
2014
33
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Cyprus
Chart 27
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
5
7%
Admissible
1
1%
Communicated
30
44%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
33
48%
Total applications
69
Graph 28
Major procedural steps in processing applications
180
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
163
160
155
144
140
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
120
100
80
Applications communicated to the
Government
78
55
55
60
40
Applications in which judgments delivered
20
2
0
3
3
1
0
0
2012
23/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Czech Republic
Chart 29
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
12
6%
Communicated
27
12%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
135
61%
Graph 30
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
47
21%
Total applications
221
Major procedural steps in processing applications
900
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
827
773
735
800
700
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
600
547
481
500
369
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
300
200
Applications in which judgments delivered
43
100
36
30
12
11
0
2012
24/60
2013
2014
13
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Denmark
Chart 31
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
1
4%
Admissible
1
4%
Communicated
11
42%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
13
50%
Total applications
26
Graph 32
Major procedural steps in processing applications
250
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
201
200
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
150
103
Applications communicated to the
Government
84
100
88
65
60
50
Applications in which judgments delivered
8
6
1
5
0
0
2012
25/60
2013
2014
2
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Estonia
Chart 33
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
3
4,5%
Communicated
12
17,9%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
38
56,7%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
14
20,9%
Graph 34
Total applications
67
Major procedural steps in processing applications
600
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
500
Applications in which judgments delivered
451
400
301
300
Applications communicated to the
Government
533
269
237
187
200
100
8
8
9
9
6
0
2012
26/60
2013
2014
7
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Finland
Chart 35
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
2
2,0%
Communicated
22
21,8%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
63
62,4%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
14
13,9%
Graph 36
Total applications
101
Major procedural steps in processing applications
700
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
615
600
500
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
314
315
300
272
300
186
200
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
24
21
5
8
3
0
2012
27/60
2013
2014
12
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
France
Chart 37
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
20
4%
Communicated
122
25%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
168
34%
Graph 38
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
180
37%
Total applications
490
Major procedural steps in processing applications
3000
2518
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
2391
2500
2000
1536
1344
1273
1500
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
1142
1000
500
45
89
74 36
32
0
2012
28/60
2013
2014
24
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Georgia
Chart 39
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
2
0,1%
Communicated
145
6%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
12
1%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
2117
93%
Total applications
2 276
Graph 40
Major procedural steps in processing applications
579
600
521
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
500
400
367
273
300
Applications communicated to the
Government
157
200
102
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
30
38
28
2
12
0
2012
29/60
2013
2014
3
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Germany
Chart 41
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
6
2%
Communicated
40
12%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
192
57%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
97
29%
Total applications
335
Graph 42
Major procedural steps in processing applications
3500
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
3033
3000
2468
2500
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
2000
1525
1492
Applications communicated to the
Government
1182
1500
1027
1000
Applications in which judgments delivered
500
22
24
23
25 13
7
0
2012
30/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Greece
Chart 43
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
17
1%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
164
14%
Communicated
354
29%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
667
56%
Total applications
1 202
Graph 44
Major procedural steps in processing applications
861
900
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
800
722
728
700
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
585
554
600
472
500
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
268
300
188
200
126
93
Applications in which judgments delivered
58
100
43
0
2012
31/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Hungary
Chart 45
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
530
29%
Communicated
203
11%
Admissible
19
1,0%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
1078
59%
Total applications
1 830
Graph 46
Major procedural steps in processing applications
2402
2500
2260
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
2000
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
1500
991 1048
Applications communicated to the
Government
1000
840
735
500
Applications in which judgments delivered
210
124
106
60
42
27
0
2012
32/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Iceland
Chart 47
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
1
4%
Communicated
3
14%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
9
41%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
9
41%
Total applications
22
Graph 48
Major procedural steps in processing applications
28
30
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
25
20
17
15
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
11
10
9
10
10
5
2
2
2
0
0
0
2012
33/60
2013
2014
1
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Ireland
Chart 49
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
3
100%
Total applications
3
Graph 50
Major procedural steps in processing applications
70
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
60
63
62
63
55
51
50
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
40
Applications communicated to the
Government
33
30
20
8
Applications in which judgments delivered
10
2
2
0
2
0
2012
34/60
2013
2014
1
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Italy
Chart 51
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
22
0%
Pending Government
action
37
0,4%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
483
5%
Communicated
2347
23%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
7198
71%
Total applications
10 087
Graph 52
Major procedural steps in processing applications
9625
10000
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
9000
8000
7000
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
5476
6000
5000
Applications communicated to the
Government
4000
3246
2693
3180
2872
3000
1763
2000
Applications in which judgments delivered
1000
62 78
148 122
145
0
2012
35/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Latvia
Chart 53
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
11
3%
Communicated
68
21%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
154
46%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
99
30%
Graph 54
Total applications
332
Major procedural steps in processing applications
484
500
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
450
400
350
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
322
286
308
298
296
300
250
Applications communicated to the
Government
200
150
100
Applications in which judgments delivered
16 14
50
27
19 10
0
2012
36/60
2013
2014
19
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Liechtenstein
Chart 55
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Communicated
3
30%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
5
50%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
2
20%
Graph 56
Total applications
10
Major procedural steps in processing applications
16
16
15
14
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
14
12
12
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
10
8
7
8
Applications communicated to the
Government
6
3
4
Applications in which judgments delivered
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
2012
37/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Lithuania
Chart 57
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
8
3%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
26
9%
Communicated
79
29%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
162
59%
Total applications
275
Graph 58
Major procedural steps in processing applications
800
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
705
700
600
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
500
428
373
416
387
356
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
300
200
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
26
12
26
15 12
0
2012
38/60
2013
2014
5
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Luxembourg
Chart 59
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
4
40%
Communicated
5
50%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
1
10%
Total applications
10
Graph 60
Major procedural steps in processing applications
38
40
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
35
31
31
30
30
23
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
26
25
20
Applications communicated to the
Government
15
10
Applications in which judgments delivered
5
1
2
2
3
2
0
0
2012
39/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Malta
Chart 61
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
3
5%
Admissible
2
3%
Communicated
20
31%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
40
61%
Total applications
65
Graph 62
Major procedural steps in processing applications
50
50
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
45
39
40
32
35
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
30
25
Applications communicated to the
Government
26
20
20
15
12
15
12
9
10
8
10
Applications in which judgments delivered
3
5
0
2012
40/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Republic of Moldova
Chart 63
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Pending Government
action
6
1%
Admissible
13
1%
Communicated
251
22%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
165
14%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
724
62%
Total applications
1 159
Graph 64
Major procedural steps in processing applications
3143
3500
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
3000
2500
1905
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
2000
1341
1354
Applications communicated to the
Government
1500
934
1105
1000
Applications in which judgments delivered
500
56
85 19
32
73 25
0
2012
41/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Monaco
Chart 65
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
1
50%
Communicated
1
50%
Total applications
2
Graph 66
Major procedural steps in processing applications
10
10
10
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
9
8
7
7
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
6
5
5
5
5
Applications communicated to the
Government
4
4
3
3
2
2
Applications in which judgments delivered
1
0
0
0
0
2012
42/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Montenegro
Chart 67
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
92
18%
Communicated
38
8%
Admissible
1
0%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
368
74%
Total applications
499
Graph 68
Major procedural steps in processing applications
446
450
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
400
342
350
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
289
300
250
200
Applications communicated to the
Government
181
180
158
150
100
Applications in which judgments delivered
50
4
15
15
29
3
1
0
2012
43/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Netherlands
Chart 69
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
2
0,6%
Communicated
56
17%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
104
32%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
167
51%
Total applications
329
Graph 70
Major procedural steps in processing applications
1389
1400
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
1200
1000
800
Applications communicated to the
Government
859
796
778
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
674
675
600
400
Applications in which judgments delivered
200
37
42
7
25
1
0
2012
44/60
2013
2014
3
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Norway
Chart 71
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
20
29%
Communicated
6
9%
Admissible
2
3%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
41
59%
Total applications
69
Graph 72
Major procedural steps in processing applications
180
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
165
158
148
160
141
140
115
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
120
101
100
80
Applications communicated to the
Government
60
40
Applications in which judgments delivered
17
20
2
1
4
4
0
2012
45/60
2013
2014
4
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Poland
Chart 73
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
17
0,9%
Communicated
268
14,9%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
1139
63,4%
Graph 74
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
373
20,8%
Total applications
1 797
Major procedural steps in processing applications
8000
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
7283
7000
5388
6000
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
5000
4071
3968
4000
2761
Applications communicated to the
Government
2565
3000
2000
Applications in which judgments delivered
1000
154
192 74
193
23
0
2012
46/60
2013
2014
28
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Portugal
Chart 75
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Communicated
73
26%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
30
11%
Admissible
8
3%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
171
60%
Total applications
282
Graph 76
Major procedural steps in processing applications
300
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
267
239
250
252
236
217
186
200
150
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
91
100
37 25
50
26
22
13
0
2012
47/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Romania
Chart 77
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Pending Government
action
333
10%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
306
9%
Admissible
57
1,7%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
997
29%
Communicated
1692
50%
Total applications
3 385
Graph 78
Major procedural steps in processing applications
12000
10066
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
10000
7697
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
8000
7096
6768
5413
6000
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
4427
4000
2000
869
439
384 166
155
127
0
2012
48/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Russian Federation
Chart 79
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
85
0,9%
Pending Government
action
536
5,4%
Communicated
2334
23%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
1535
16%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
5500
55%
Total applications
9 990
Graph 80
Major procedural steps in processing applications
23845
25000
22142
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
20000
15574
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
15000
12328
10746
8952
Applications communicated to the
Government
10000
5000
Applications in which judgments delivered
796
1101
699 257
216
0
2012
49/60
2013
2014
218
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
San Marino
Chart 81
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
2
22%
Communicated
1
11%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
6
67%
Graph 82
Total applications
9
Major procedural steps in processing applications
5
5
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
4,5
4
4
3,5
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
3
2,5
Applications communicated to the
Government
2
1,5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Applications in which judgments delivered
0
0,5
0
0
0
2012
50/60
2013
2014
0
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Serbia
Chart 83
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
15
0%
Pending Government
action
445
17,6%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
903
36%
Communicated
508
20%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
652
26%
Total applications
2 523
Graph 84
Major procedural steps in processing applications
11427
12000
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
10000
8000
6000
Applications communicated to the
Government
5058
4894
3685
4000
2787
1599
Applications in which judgments delivered
2000
1421
905
39
418
193
0
2012
51/60
2013
2014
63
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Slovakia
Chart 85
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
22
11%
Admissible
15
8%
Communicated
48
24%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
113
57%
Total applications
198
Graph 86
Major procedural steps in processing applications
1200
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
1079
1000
800
684
531
600
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
464
354
324
400
200
43
56
23
28
16
0
2012
52/60
2013
2014
14
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Slovenia
Chart 87
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
162
10%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
72
4%
Admissible
3
0%
Communicated
57
3%
Pending Government
action
1406
82,7%
Total applications
1 700
Graph 88
Major procedural steps in processing applications
1517
1600
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
1400
1200
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
896
1000
800
Applications communicated to the
Government
600
496
422
352
411
400
Applications in which judgments delivered
200
90
57
48 25
22
0
2012
53/60
2013
2014
30
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Spain
Chart 89
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
4
2%
Communicated
46
22%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
139
66%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
20
10%
Total applications
209
Graph 90
Major procedural steps in processing applications
1200
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
1029
895
1000
790
781
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
800
694
644
600
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
400
200
26
42
11
14 35
13
0
2012
54/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Sweden
Chart 91
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
7
15%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
13
28%
Communicated
22
48%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
4
9%
Total applications
46
Graph 92
Major procedural steps in processing applications
894
900
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
800
700
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
600
546
500
362
365
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
272
311
300
200
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
32
15
10
16
4
0
2012
55/60
2013
2014
8
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Switzerland
Chart 93
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
8
5,4%
Communicated
38
26%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
46
31%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
55
37%
Total applications
147
Graph 94
Major procedural steps in processing applications
1197
1200
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
1000
800
600
Applications communicated to the
Government
Applications in which judgments delivered
442
326
400
403
341
303
200
23
24 13
8
9
0
2012
56/60
2013
2014
19
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
“The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”
Chart 95
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
25
10%
Admissible
3
1,3%
Communicated
75
32%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
135
57%
Total applications
238
Graph 96
Major procedural steps in processing applications
850
900
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
800
700
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
618
535
600
492
500
400
Applications communicated to the
Government
382
350
300
155
200
126
73
Applications in which judgments delivered
100
10
9
8
0
2012
57/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Turkey
Chart 97
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Admissible
85
1%
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
442
5%
Communicated
1856
19%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
7105
75%
Total applications
9 488
Graph 98
Major procedural steps in processing applications
10000
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
9000
8986
9011
7914
8000
7000
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
6000
5000
Applications communicated to the
Government
3505
4000
2784
3000
1589
2000
Applications in which judgments delivered
1000
508
422
190
134
200 115
0
2012
58/60
2013
2014
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
Ukraine
Chart 99
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
930
7%
Admissible
18
0%
Communicated
1894
14%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
10793
79%
Total applications
13 635
Graph 100
Major procedural steps in processing applications
16000
14198
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
13132
14000
12731
12000
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
10000
8049
7791
8000
Applications communicated to the
Government
7305
6000
2934
4000
Applications in which judgments delivered
2281
1032
301
2000
738
0
2012
59/60
2013
2014
1073
ECHR – Analysis of Statistics 2014
United Kingdom
Chart 101
The Court’s caseload by stage of proceedings and decision body
Single Judge or
Committee
(cat. VI - VII)
65
5%
Admissible
11
1%
Chamber or Committee awaiting first examination
(cat. I - V)
71
6%
Communicated
1096
88%
Total applications
1 243
Graph 102
Major procedural steps in processing applications
2500
Applications allocated to a judicial
formation
2047
1970
2000
1702
Applications declared inadmissible or
struck out
1633
1500
1071
908
Applications communicated to the
Government
1000
720
500
Applications in which judgments delivered
48
35
35 19
27
0
2012
60/60
2013
2014