On 18.02.2025, Olha Khomiak, a teacher at the Department of Management, Social Sciences, Humanities and Fundamental Disciplines, at a lesson in the discipline Jurisprudence in the group Pdsr-24-1b, considered the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights on the applications of ‘Antoniuk and others vs. Ukraine’, ‘Havryliuk vs. Ukraine’ in the form of an information minute.

 Lodging an application with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) is an important and quite widespread mechanism for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in Ukraine, guaranteed by Article 55 of the Constitution of Ukraine. The popularity of this legal mechanism is caused by the fact that the ECHR judgments provide for effective and well-thought-out measures to comprehensively restore the violated right of an individual.  Despite the rather complicated and lengthy procedure for consideration of cases in the ECHR, the number of applications to it always remains high, including in cases against Ukraine, which raises the issue of the mechanism of enforcement of ECHR judgments in Ukraine.