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HORA v. THE UNITED KINGDOM - 1048/20 (No Article 3 of Protocol No. 1 - Right to free elections - {general} - Ineligibility of prisoner serving an indeterminate sentence of imprisonment to vote in 2019 general (parliamentary) election - Right to free elections - {general} : Second Section)

[2025] ECHR 207European Court of Human Rights2025

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