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V<br />

WOMEN’S ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE 297<br />

several effective and adequate remedies are available, it is<br />

sufficient <strong>to</strong> exhaust only one of them. 736<br />

A domestic remedy is “adequate” only when it is able <strong>to</strong><br />

address that particular human rights violation according <strong>to</strong><br />

international human rights law standards. 737 A complaint under<br />

a substantial provision containing a right under international<br />

human rights law must be arguable before the domestic<br />

remedial mechanism. 738 It is not necessary that the specific<br />

article of the human rights treaty be used as a ground of<br />

judicial review. It is sufficient that the substance of the human<br />

rights claim be arguable. 739<br />

736<br />

See, T. W. v. Malta, ECtHR, GC, Application No. 25644/94,<br />

Judgment of 29 April 1999, para. 34; Iatridis v. Greece, ECtHR, GC,<br />

Application No. 31107/96, Judgment of 25 March 1999, para. 47. A<br />

comprehensive restatement of the European Convention’s admissibility<br />

criteria <strong>to</strong>gether with the European Court’s jurisprudence is available<br />

in the Practical <strong>Guide</strong> on Admissibility Criteria produced by the<br />

Research Division of the European Court of Human Rights, and<br />

available at http://www.echr.coe.int/NR/rdonlyres/91AEEEBC-B90F-<br />

4913-ABCC-<br />

E181A44B75AD/0/Practical_<strong>Guide</strong>_on_Admissibility_Criteria.pdf .<br />

737<br />

See, Danyal Shafiq v. Australia, CCPR, op. cit., fn. 687, para. 6.4;<br />

Vélez Loor v. Panama, IACHR, Case 92-04, Report No. 95/06,<br />

Admissibility Decision, 23 Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 2006, para. 36; Velasquez<br />

Rodriguez v. Honduras, IACtHR, op. cit., fn 799, para. 64; Godinez<br />

Cruz v. Honduras, IACtHR, <strong>Series</strong> C No. 5, Judgment of 20 January<br />

1989, para. 67; Garbi and Corrales v. Honduras, IACtHR, <strong>Series</strong> C, No.<br />

6, Judgment of 15 March 1989, para. 88; Salah Sheekh v. the<br />

Netherlands, ECtHR, op. cit., fn. 317, para. 121; Soldatenko v.<br />

Ukraine, ECtHR, op. cit., fn. 361, para. 49; Shamayev and Others v.<br />

Georgia and Russia, ECtHR, op. cit., fn. 434, para. 446.<br />

738<br />

Muminov v. Russia, ECtHR, op. cit., fn. 343, para. 99.<br />

739<br />

See, Fressoz and Roire v. France, ECtHR, GC, Application No.<br />

29183/95, Judgment of 21 January 1999, paras. 33-37; Castells v.<br />

Spain, ECtHR, Application No. 11798/85, Judgment of 23 April 1992,<br />

paras. 24-32.

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