november 13 2013
Sweden 'failed to protect' shower girl: court
In my case you read how I complain about the not being effective and nothing\
Happened.You can see there is not a adequate legal frame work to protect
again not having water and electricity with the obligations under Article 8 and many more
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Below are from part of it.
The Swedish legal system failed to protect a 14-year-old girl whose stepfather, who was acquitted in Sweden, covertly filmed her naked in the shower according to a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights.
"The Court found that Swedish law in force at the time had not ensured protection of Ms Söderman’s right to respect for private life – whether by providing a criminal or a civil remedy – in a manner that complied with the Convention.
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after her stepfather was acquitted by the Swedish court of appeal in 2007.
"The Court found that Swedish law in force at the time had not ensured protection of Ms Söderman’s right to respect for private life – whether by providing a criminal or a civil remedy – in a manner that complied with the Convention.
In Tuesday's ruling of the case, which was called Söderman V Sweden, the court said that the plaintiff had not complained about the effectiveness of the criminal investigation carried out by the Swedish authorities.
"The question before the Court was whether, in the circumstances of the case, Sweden had had an adequate legal framework to protect Ms Söderman against the actions of her stepfather, in compliance with its obligations under Article 8," said the court in a press statement.
In my case you read how I complain about the not being effective and nothing\
Happened.You can see there is not a adequate legal frame work to protect
again not having water and electricity with the obligations under Article 8 and amny more
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