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The women had endured the outdated procedure in Irish hospitals around 60 years ago. They complained to the court that Ireland had not fully investigated the practice of symphysiotomy and that they had been unable to litigate their claims. Yesterday morning, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) unanimously declared the cases as inadmissible. Symphysiotomy involved cutting through the cartilage and ligaments of a pelvic joint or through the pelvic bone before or during labour to widen the woman’s hips so that a baby could be delivered. While the practice was stopped in most European countries by the 1950s and replaced with caesarean sections, it continued in Ireland up until the mid-1980s.