Question

Может ли человек,не обращаясь в российский суд,сразу подать жалобу в Европейский суд по правам человека?

Answer 1

Да вроде
Если он не согласен с предыдущим решением ругого суда

Answer 2

Can a person file a complaint directly with the European Court of Human Rights without going through the Russian courts?

Yes, it is possible for a person to file a complaint directly with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) without going through the Russian courts. The ECHR is an international court that hears cases related to alleged violations of human rights protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Russia is a signatory to the ECHR and individuals can submit complaints to the court if they believe their rights under the convention have been violated.

However, before filing a complaint with the ECHR, it is generally required that individuals exhaust all available domestic remedies, including pursuing their case through the national courts. This means that individuals should first bring their case to the attention of the Russian courts and pursue all available legal avenues within the country's legal system. Only after these domestic remedies have been exhausted can an individual submit a complaint to the ECHR.

It is important to note that the ECHR has its own admissibility criteria, and not all complaints are accepted for consideration. The court will assess whether the complaint meets the requirements set out in the European Convention on Human Rights before deciding whether to proceed with the case.