💨 Abstract
The Council of Europe defended the independence of the European Court of Human Rights following a letter from nine member states criticizing the court's rulings on migrants who commit crimes. The countries, including Denmark and Poland, argued that the court's interpretations protect the "wrong people" and limit expulsion decisions. Secretary-General Alain Berset emphasized the court's role in protecting rights and values, warning against politicization. The Council of Europe, separate from the EU, promotes peace and democracy.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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