The article 24 on Human Rights Convention grants each member countries possibility that is able to institute a lawsuit against other member countries; however, it is not asked that the prosecutor or the accused country is restrained by convention on the point of confirming violation of Human rights. This question was shown on the national institution toward Greece. When Ministers' conference held on 15th April in 1970confirmed that quite a few provisions on Human Rights Convention were violated, Greece had already reported that it was going to break the relationship with the Convention. An individual lawsuit is stipulated in the article 25 on European Human rights Convention. This was accepted in all countries except Cyprus. On 28th January in 1987, Turkey submitted the explanation about the Article 25 to the secretary-general of European Commission and it had several limited particulars on individual lawsuits. This sort of process which is not used to European tradition is questioning if the Article 25 should be reserved or not. On 30th April in 1987, Malta, the 20th member country of European Commission, approved through the letter written by the minister of foreign affairs that European Court is authorized on the Human Rights problems, European Commission for human rights has power over the problems of individual lawsuits and European court has the authority to the problems of Human Rights for 5 years.