He is represented before the Court by Mr   Philip Leach, Mr Cihan Aydın, Ms Reyhan Yalçındağ and Mr Metin Kılavuz. A.

Leach, a lawyer attached to the Kurdish Human Rights Project, a non-governmental organisation based in London (nos. 26149/95 to 26154/95).

Leach, Mr   J.   Clifford, Ms K. Levine, Ms J. Gavron, Ms J. Evans and Ms J. Sawyer of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) based in London, and Ms L.

Leach, university professors and lawyers at the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (London).

Leach of Liberty, London.   The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows.

He is represented before the Court by Mr   Philip Leach, legal director at the Kurdish Human Rights Project, a non-governmental organisation based in London. A.

    The applicant, who was granted legal aid, was represented by Mr   Phillip Leach, a lawyer practising in London.

    The applicant, who had been granted legal aid, was represented by Reyhan Yalçındağ and Cihan Aydın, lawyers practising in Diyarbakır, and Lucy Claridge, Tim Otty, Anke Stock, Philip Leach

Leach, who reviewed and amended the introductory letter and took part in a teleconference with the Memorial lawyers discussing the case; (3)   GBP   750 for the work of Ms   J.

  Leach, Ms A. Razhikova, Ms A. Sobko and Mr   F.   Tishayev, lawyers practising in London and Moscow. A.     The circumstances of the case 1.

In its view, unlike the prime-time television report that had been the subject of a leading judgment by the Federal Constitutional Court of 5 June 1973 (no. 1 BvR 536/72 – the Lebach judgment), the impugned

initially represented by Mr Yuriy Vanzha, and, subsequently, by Mr   Kirill   Koroteyev, Ms Dina Vedernikova (“Memorial”), lawyers practising in Moscow, and Mr   Bill Bowring and Mr Phillip Leach

    The applicant, who had been granted legal aid, was represented before the Court by Mr Philip Leach, a lawyer attached to the Kurdish Human Rights Project, a non-governmental organisation

He is represented before the Court by Mr Philip Leach, a lawyer practising in London. A.

Leach and initially also by Mr V. Grigoryan, lawyers practising in London, and by Mr H. Harutyunyan, Mr L. Gevorgyan, and initially also by Ms S. Sahakyan, lawyers practising in Yerevan.

Leach, Ms J. Gavron, and Ms J. Sawyer, lawyers practicing in London. 3.     The Government were represented by their Agent, Mr   B.   Dzamashvili, of the Ministry of Justice. 4.

Leach and Mr W. Bowring, lawyers with the Human Rights Centre “Memorial”, based in Moscow. The second applicant was represented by Mr R. Mukhametov, a lawyer practising in Tyumen.

Mitrtskhulava, lawyers practising in Tbilisi; they were joined later by Mr Jarlath Clifford, Mr   Philip Leach, Ms Joanne Sawyer and Ms Jess Gavron, lawyers from the European Human Rights Advocacy

Leach, Mr J. Clifford, Ms K. Levine, Ms J. Gavron and Ms J. Sawyer of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) based in London, and Ms L. Hakobyan, a lawyer practising in Yerevan. 3.

The applicants and the applicant company were represented by Mr Tumas Arsenovich Misakyan, a lawyer practising in Moscow, and Ms Jessica Gavron, Mr Philip Leach and Ms Kate Levine, lawyers from the European