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Judgment S.O. v. Spain - Spanish authorities failed to protect Venezuelan woman who had undergone a medical procedure without her informed consent

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26.06.2025

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Judgment S.O. v. Spain - Spanish authorities failed to protect Venezuelan woman who had undergone a medical procedure without her informed consent (CtEDO, 2025)

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