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List of all decisions to discontinue

Case Name Comm Number Date
Waksman v. Uruguay 31/1978 28 March 1980
E.M.M. v. Zambia 1145/2002 30 March 2016
Z.S. and M.S. v. Denmark 2488/2014 30 March 2016
Y.A.H. et al. v. Denmark 2506/2014 30 March 2016
H.F.A. et al. v. Denmark 2513/2014 30 March 2016
S.P.B. et al. v. Denmark 2516/2014 30 March 2016
N.M.S. et al. v. Denmark 2571/2015 30 March 2016
F.K.H. v. Denmark 2447/2014 30 March 2016
G.B.S.J. et al. v. Denmark 2611/2015 14 July 2016
K.B.A. and M.K.A. v. Canada 2263/2013 28 March 2017
S.N.H et al v. Denmark 2738/2016 28 March 2017
V.M. v. Canada 2261/2013 28 March 2017
G.H.J. v. Denmark 2336/2014 28 March 2017
M.T. et al v. Rep. of Korea 2735/2016 28 March 2017
M.S.A. v. Denmark 2763/2016 28 March 2017

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  4. final views.

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