The article discusses the upcoming quarterly meeting of the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers, scheduled for March 9-11, where they will oversee the implementation of judgments from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Several countries, including Portugal, are involved in cases under review. The Committee supervises how national authorities enforce ECHR rulings, which are legally binding under the European Convention on Human Rights. The meeting will examine specific cases from multiple countries, with decisions published on March 12. Notably, Russia is no longer a party to the Convention since September 2022 but continues to be supervised regarding relevant judgments. The article emphasizes the importance of ECHR judgments in safeguarding human rights across Europe.