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Legal challenge analyzes privacy rights under the European Convention, suggesting potential violations by Russia.
205 Human rights — Right to respect for private life — European Convention on Human Rights, 1950, Article 8 — Retention of content and communications data — Disclosure to law-enforcement authorities or security services — Whether retention and disclosure requirements under Russian domestic law proportionate — Encryption — Whether Russian law could mandate information communication organizers to provide encryption keys to authorities — Decryption — Essence of Article 8 — Margin of appreciation — Right to an effective remedy — Whether respondent State violating Articles 8 and 13 of the Convention
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