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The European Court of Human Rights unanimously rejected claims from five Romanian judges regarding non-fulfillment of court rulings for financial compensation due to discriminatory salary differences. The court found that despite significant delays, the essence of the judges' right to execution was not violated. The Romanian government has been gradually paying these compensations since 2008, but ongoing financial constraints have led to further delays and legal disputes. The court emphasized its role does not replace national courts and noted potential conflicts of interest among judges regarding their own remuneration.