In 2023, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) received 156 new applications against Georgia, as disclosed by ECHR statistics released on February 2. This marks an increase from the 150 applications filed in 2022 and the 120 filed in 2021. Source: ECHR In terms of population size, the rate of new applications per 10,000
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ECHR Received 156 Applications Against Georgia in 2023
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