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I.V. v. Bolivia

I.V. v. Bolivia

Case Summary: I.V. v. Bolivia, Case Summary

Year:

2016

Country:

Topics:

Reproductive Rights

Freedom from Torture and other Cruel, Inhumane and Degrading Treatment

Violations Against The Inter-American Convention On Human Rights:

Article 5(1) Right to Physical, Mental, and Moral Integrity

Article 5(2) Prohibition of Torture, and Cruel, Inhumane or Degrading Treatment

Article 7(1) Right to Personal Liberty and Security

Article 8(1) Right to a Hearing Within Reasonable Time by a Competent and Independent Tribunal

Article 11 Right to Privacy

Article 11(1) Right to Honor and Dignity

Article 11(2) Prohibition of Arbitrary Interference with Private Life, Family, Home, Correspondence, and of Unlawful Attacks on Honor and Dignity

Article 13(1) Right to Seek, Receive, and Impart Information and Ideas

Article 17(2) Right to Marry and to Raise a Family

Article 25(1) Right of Recourse Before a Competent Court

Did the State Raise Preliminary Objections?:

Yes

Judges:

Caldas, Robert F.

Mac-Gregor Poisot, Eduardo Ferrer

Odio Benito, Elizabeth

Pazmino Freire, L. Patricio

Porto, Humberto Sierra

Raul Zaffaroni, Eugenio

Vio Grossi, Eduardo

Case Summary:

Yes

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