Article 7 of the Convention

Article 7 of the Convention states that a person accused of a crime must be informed promptly and in detail about the nature and reasons for their arrest and any charges against them. This ensures they understand what they are accused of and can prepare a proper defense. It also emphasizes that the accused should be brought promptly before a judicial authority and have access to legal counsel. Essentially, it guarantees transparency, fairness, and the right to legal assistance during the early stages of criminal proceedings.