CEDH · CASELAW;RESOLUTIONS;EXECUTION;ENG — 14 mars 2024

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  Recalling the Committee’s previous decisions, and the two interim resolutions adopted at its 1428 th   meeting (March   2022) (DH) and 1459 th meeting (March 2023) (DH) exhorting the authorities to assure Mr Aleksey Navalnyy’s immediate release, and urging them also to ensure his free access to independent doctors and unimpeded visits from his lawyers;   Recalling also that in two judgments of this group ( Navalnyy   and   Navalnyy (No. 2) ), the Court found a violation of Article 18 taken in conjunction with Article 5 § 1 and 11 respectively, holding that measures imposed on the applicant, including judicial orders for administrative detention and house arrest, pursued the ulterior purpose of suppressing “that political pluralism which forms part of ‘effective political democracy’ governed by ‘the rule of law’”;   DEEPLY DEPLORED the blatant disregard of the Russian authorities to the Committee’s previous calls for Mr Navalnyy’s release and warnings about his deteriorating health conditions;   STRONGLY CONDEMNED the Russian authorities for Mr Alekseyey Navalnyy’s death in detention, which appears to be the alarming consequence of the pattern of victimisation and his political persecution revealed by the many violations found by the European Court in this group of cases, in retaliation for his anti-government protests and investigation activities;   EXHORTED the authorities to conduct an effective investigation which should be independent, impartial, prompt, expeditious and thorough, involve family members, and be transparent;   STRONGLY URGED the authorities to carry out this investigation by an ad hoc mechanism, such as an international independent and impartial commission of inquiry, to better ensure the independence bearing in mind the lack of trust in existing institutions;   URGED ONCE AGAIN the Russian authorities to carry out an effective investigation into credible allegations of attempted murder in 2020, aggravated, moreover, by the suspected use of substances prohibited by the Chemical Weapons Convention.