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In the July judgement, ECHR ruled that in the case of CIA prisoners a series of provisions of the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms had been violated, including the prohibition of torture, right to a fair trial and the right to liberty and security of person.<\/p>\n
ECHR also held that the Polish pre-trial proceedings had been prolonged and ineffective. ECHR finally concluded that Poland had enabled detention and torture of both applicants.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is the Polish state\u2019s responsibility to execute these judgements, which will entail, among others, conducting effective pre-trial proceedings,\u201d says advocate Miko\u0142aj Pietrzak who represeted Al Nashiri.<\/p>\n
For more than seven years, the prosecution has been conducting pre-trial proceedings in this case. The proceedings have recently been prolonged yet again until 11 April 2015.<\/p>\n
According to advocate Miko\u0142aj Pietrzak, in the current situation \u201cwe can expect from the state that the facts established in the proceedings will be disclosed, so that the society can learn which state mechanisms had failed and where are the sources of such horrendous violations of rights and freedoms in the territory of Poland.\u201d<\/p>\n
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