Council of Europe standards on human rights

Target entity: Council of Europe standards on human rights
Context triple: [Council of Europe anti-corruption conventions, basedOn, Council of Europe standards on human rights]

• A. European Convention on Human Rights
  The European Convention on Human Rights is a landmark international treaty of the Council of Europe that protects fundamental civil and political rights and established the European Court of Human Rights to enforce them.
• B. Statute of the Council of Europe
  The Statute of the Council of Europe is the 1949 international treaty that established the Council of Europe, defining its aims, structure, and functioning as a pan-European human rights and democracy organization.
• C. European Commission of Human Rights
  The European Commission of Human Rights was a former body of the Council of Europe that initially handled and assessed human rights complaints before cases could proceed to the European Court of Human Rights.
• D. European Committee of Social Rights
  The European Committee of Social Rights is a Council of Europe body of independent experts that assesses and ensures states’ compliance with the social and economic rights guaranteed in the European Social Charter.
• E. Council of Europe institutional framework
  The Council of Europe institutional framework is the overarching organizational and legal structure that defines the roles, powers, and interactions of the Council of Europe’s main bodies and supporting services in promoting human rights, democracy, and the rule of law across its member states.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Council of Europe standards on human rights
Target entity description: Council of Europe standards on human rights are a comprehensive set of legal principles and norms, rooted in instruments like the European Convention on Human Rights, that guide member states in protecting fundamental rights, democracy, and the rule of law.

• A. European Convention on Human Rights
  The European Convention on Human Rights is a landmark international treaty of the Council of Europe that protects fundamental civil and political rights and established the European Court of Human Rights to enforce them.
• B. Statute of the Council of Europe
  The Statute of the Council of Europe is the 1949 international treaty that established the Council of Europe, defining its aims, structure, and functioning as a pan-European human rights and democracy organization.
• C. European Commission of Human Rights
  The European Commission of Human Rights was a former body of the Council of Europe that initially handled and assessed human rights complaints before cases could proceed to the European Court of Human Rights.
• D. European Committee of Social Rights
  The European Committee of Social Rights is a Council of Europe body of independent experts that assesses and ensures states’ compliance with the social and economic rights guaranteed in the European Social Charter.
• E. Council of Europe institutional framework
  The Council of Europe institutional framework is the overarching organizational and legal structure that defines the roles, powers, and interactions of the Council of Europe’s main bodies and supporting services in promoting human rights, democracy, and the rule of law across its member states.
• F. None of above. chosen