I myself phoned the European Court of Human Rights on +33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 on Friday 12/07/2024 at 1:32p.m. Gaelic time:
I keyed in Option 2 then next Option 4 next option 3 (i.e. "English", "other options", "other options"):
Hello. Your Committee for the Prevention of Torture visted me in 2 years because Portugal inter alia tortured me. Your CPT repeatedly criticises Portugal over violations against Article 3 and you cite me when doing so. Since more than 2 weeks ago on 25/06/2024 I ask on LinkedIn: "Portugal tortured me in 2013 so the CPT visited me in years. You got an application form from myself by registered mail on 10/05/2024 – more than 1 month ago. When will you acknowledge receipt of this application?
[I had planned to continue by saying:
"When will you inform me of its application number? When will you notify the defendant states?" So today I am asking when will you answer?"
but she has interrupted by saying:]
"[. . .] we don't confirm receipt of the application." said this woman at the ECHR.
"[. . .] and you will have a decision within 2 to 6 months." said this woman at the ECHR.
"But a deadline is 4 months [. . .] violating Article 34." said I myself.
"No." said this woman at the ECHR.
"[. . .] after 4 months." said this woman at the ECHR.
"Persons have been murdered." said I myself.
"Yes. We receive your complaint." said this woman at the ECHR.
"Thanks." said I myself.
"You're welcome." said she herself whilst rudely hanging up a phone sans enabling myself to ask further questions.

Again I myself phoned the European Court of Human Rights on +33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 at 1:38p.m. Gaelic time and again I keyed in Options 2,4,3: she might have seen via a caller-ID machine that I phoned again and a natural person did not answer this time.

Again I myself phoned the European Court of Human Rights on +33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 at 1:42p.m. Gaelic time but this time I keyed in Options 2,2,* (i.e. "English", "information on how to lodge an application", "If you don't have access to the Internet, press Star."): an automaton refuses to acknowledge receptions of documents.

Again I myself phoned the European Court of Human Rights on +33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 at 1:45p.m. Gaelic time but this time I keyed in Options 2,4,2 ("English", "other options", "press department"): an unhelpful automaton was used.

Again I myself phoned the European Court of Human Rights on +33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 at 1:48p.m. Gaelic time and again this time I keyed in Options 2,4,3 ("English", "other options", "other options") as the 1st time today: again she did not answer.

Again I myself phoned the European Court of Human Rights on +33 (0)3 88 41 20 18 at 1:52p.m. Gaelic time but this time I keyed in Options 2,1 ("English", "If you already have an application pending"): an unhelpful automaton was used.

I phoned +33 3 90 21 42 08 (i.e. 1 of the ECHR-press-contact-telephone numbers: cf. HTTPS://HUDOC.ECHR.COE.int/app/conversion/pdf/?library=ECHR&id=003-7998360-11160624&filename=Judgments%20and%20decisions%20of%2011.07.2024.pdf) at 1:56p.m. Gaelic time: an unhelpful automaton was used.

I phoned for ECHR-press contact Neil Connolly (tel.: + 33 3 90 21 48 05) at 1:59p.m. Gaelic time: an unhelpful automaton was used.

I phoned for ECHR-press contact Tracey Turner-Tretz (tel.: + 33 3 88 41 35 30) at 2:01p.m. Gaelic time: an unhelpful automaton was used.

I successfully phoned ECHR-press contact Denis Lambert (tel.: + 33 3 90 21 41 09) at 2:04p.m. Gaelic time so Denis Lambert himself spoke to myself so I myself asked him: "Why are the protocols and the application forms and many others of your documents not available in all the official languages of the contracting states?"
Denis Lambert offered to let me email him "your question" and he will forward it to an appropriate person.