Before the ECtHR in [ case ], however, the scope of jurisdiction was widened quite significantly when the Grand Chamber determined that jurisdiction under the ECHR, art 1 (and a subsequent violation of the ECHR, art 2) also applied in respect of the other five deaths. The court was satisfied that, in the special circumstances which applied in Iraq in 2003–4, when the UK and USA were effectively occupying powers with responsibility for security, the extent of control and power exercised by the UK military was sufficient to render the actions of its armed forces subject to regulation under the ECHR, whether on or off base.
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Al-Skeini and Others v UK [2011] ECHR 55721/07
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Before the ECtHR in [ case ], however, the scope of jurisdiction was widened quite significantly when the Grand Chamber determined that jurisdiction under the ECHR, art 1 (and a subsequent violation of the ECHR, art 2) also applied in respect of the other five deaths. The court was satisfied that, in the special circumstances which applied in Iraq in 2003–4, when the UK and USA were effectively occupying powers with responsibility for security, the extent of control and power exercised by the UK military was sufficient to render the actions of its armed forces subject to regulation under the ECHR, whether on or off base.
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Before the ECtHR in [ case ], however, the scope of jurisdiction was widened quite significantly when the Grand Chamber determined that jurisdiction under the ECHR, art 1 (and a subsequent violation of the ECHR, art 2) also applied in respect of the other five deaths. The court was satisfied that, in the special circumstances which applied in Iraq in 2003–4, when the UK and USA were effectively occupying powers with responsibility for security, the extent of control and power exercised by the UK military was sufficient to render the actions of its armed forces subject to regulation under the ECHR, whether on or off base.
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Al-Skeini and Others v UK [2011] ECHR 55721/07
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