<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">The main aim of this analysis is the synthetic reconstruction of the standards of European Court of Human Rights concerning the procedural aspect of the right to life, and particularly the obligation of conducting an effective investigation in the context of the Polish Air Force Tu-154 air crash in Smolensk on 10th April 2010.The right to life in the system of the European Convention of Human Rights has a particular character. It derives mostly from its paramount importance. Due to the character of the sphere guaranteed by the right to life, the European Court of Human Rights notices the need of protecting it, both in material and procedural aspect. This is also the reason why article 2 of the ECHR is backed up by the wide variety of positive obligations.The standards of article 2 of the ECHR and state’s positive obligations in this respect are fully applicable in relation to the air crash of the presidential Tu-154. State’s obligations focus on both material and procedural aspect of incident causing death. The air crash of Tu-154 concerns particularly the obligation to conduct adequate and effective official investigation. This obligation concerns both Polish and Russian authorities.The main aim of this research is to analyse which obligations are applicable in respect of this particular air crash.</abstract>

The main aim of this analysis is the synthetic reconstruction of the standards of European Court of Human Rights concerning the procedural aspect of the right to life, and particularly the obligation of conducting an effective investigation in the context of the Polish Air Force Tu-154 air crash in Smolensk on 10th April 2010.The right to life in the system of the European Convention of Human Rights has a particular character. It derives mostly from its paramount importance. Due to the character of the sphere guaranteed by the right to life, the European Court of Human Rights notices the need of protecting it, both in material and procedural aspect. This is also the reason why article 2 of the ECHR is backed up by the wide variety of positive obligations.The standards of article 2 of the ECHR and state’s positive obligations in this respect are fully applicable in relation to the air crash of the presidential Tu-154. State’s obligations focus on both material and procedural aspect of incident causing death. The air crash of Tu-154 concerns particularly the obligation to conduct adequate and effective official investigation. This obligation concerns both Polish and Russian authorities.The main aim of this research is to analyse which obligations are applicable in respect of this particular air crash.

The Requirements Deriving from the Procedural Aspect of Art. 2 of the European Convention of Human Rightsin the Context of Polish and Russian Investigation Regarding the Air Crash of Polish Air Force Tu-154 in Smolensk

Uniwersytet Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego

Law and Administration in Post-Soviet Europe

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The main aim of this analysis is the synthetic reconstruction of the standards of European Court of Human Rights concerning the procedural aspect of the right...

The Requirements Deriving from the Procedural Aspect of Art. 2 of the European Convention of Human Rightsin the Context of Polish and Russian Investigation Regarding the Air Crash of Polish Air Force Tu-154 in Smolensk

Online veröffentlicht: 24. Apr. 2020

Seitenbereich: 61 - 67

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/lape-2020-0006

Schlüsselwörter
European Court of Human Rights, art. 2 ECHR, right to life, procedural aspect, effective investigation, Smolensk Disaster

© 2020 Jakub Czepek, published by Sciendo

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The Requirements Deriving from the Procedural Aspect of Art. 2 of the European Convention of Human Rightsin the Context of Polish and Russian Investigation Regarding the Air Crash of Polish Air Force Tu-154 in Smolensk

Online veröffentlicht: 24. Apr. 2020

Seitenbereich: 61 - 67

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/lape-2020-0006

SchlüsselwörterEuropean Court of Human Rights, art. 2 ECHR, right to life, procedural aspect, effective investigation, Smolensk Disaster

© 2020 Jakub Czepek, published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

Schlüsselwörter
European Court of Human Rights, art. 2 ECHR, right to life, procedural aspect, effective investigation, Smolensk Disaster