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ARTICLE · 11 AUGUST 2023

Esin Litigation Quarterly

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These days, when we are feeling the summer heat more and more, not a day goes by without a development in the field of litigation.

TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Dr. Ismail Esin
Dr. Ismail Esin
Yalin Akmenek
Yalin Akmenek
Koray Sogut
Koray Sogut
Demet Kasarcioglu
Demet Kasarcioglu
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These days, when we are feeling the summer heat more and more, not a day goes by without a development in the field of litigation. In our second issue of Esin Litigation Quarterly, we encapsulated the latest news and significant court decisions in the vibrant domain of international litigation.

This issue serves as an overview of the past three months, offering valuable insights into recent court decisions and news concerning litigation.

1. Significant court decisions concerning litigation

1.1 European Court of Human Rights rules that facial recognition technology constitutes unlawful processing of personal data.1

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that the processing of personal data by face recognition technology violates Article 8 and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights. The case concerns the use of facial recognition systems in the Moscow subway line for arresting the applicant Mr. Glukhin. The ECHR ruled that Russia had

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