“To this day, he has not been given the opportunity either to be informed in an official way of the reasons why his “connection” had been ordered, nor to initiate any procedure in court or before the Parliament to characterize this connection as illegal, as indeed it was »
Yesterday, December 5, Nikos Androulakis appealed to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg regarding the wiretapping case. Although his monitoring by the EYP, for three months in 2021, was acknowledged by the most official lips, the Prime Minister himself, he was not given the opportunity to this day to even be informed in an official way of the reasons why his “attachment” had been ordered, nor to initiate any procedure in court or before the Parliament for the characterization of this connection as illegal, as indeed it was, the announcement points out.
In this way, his right to an “effective remedy” guaranteed by Article 13 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) was violated.
In his appeal, he underlines the fact that neither the current legislation nor – even worse – the submitted government bill provides for a rudimentarily effective remedy for this purpose, something that for years in a series of decisions of the E.D.A.D.A. has categorically condemned.
With this move, the President of PASOK – Movement for Change seeks the implementation of strict rules both in Greece and in Europe, which ensure for all citizens two of the most valuable legal goods in modern societies: privacy and freedom of communication all of us.
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