Sexual harassment in the workplace is an increasingly common phenomenon among employees, which through its actions affects both the person in question and the image of the company they work for. Beyond the consequences of labor law, the seriousness of the harassment acts required its regulation in the criminal sphere, which is criminalized in the Criminal Code as a crime in its own right. Harassment, regardless of its form, is related to a fu...

The European Court of Human Rights is a higher court than the national ones, to which the litigants from the member countries of the Council of Europe, dissatisfied with the fi nal solutions handed down by the national courts, can appeal. The referral to the Court takes place with strict compliance with the elements provided in art. 47 of the Regulation. The lack of such an element, even the last signature, makes the request inadmissib...