At about 6 p.m. he had seen a group of men beating Mr   U.B. in the courtyard of the sausage factory; he had intervened and stopped the beating.

Ce magistrat a rendu compte des plaidoiries dans le délibéré de la cour, composée de : Florence LAGEMI, Président, Rachel LE COTTY, Conseiller, Bérengère DOLBEAU, Conseiller, Greffier, lors des

Ce magistrat a rendu compte des plaidoiries dans le délibéré de la cour, composée de : Florence LAGEMI, Président, Rachel LE COTTY, Conseiller, Bérengère DOLBEAU, Conseiller, Greffier, lors des

The letter continued: “The material is being returned to you because [H's] trial has been concluded. It is not accepted that any of the material is special procedure material.”

Enaud, Laurent Ouali, Marc Roqueirol, Manuel Mataix, N Faure, François Ros, Alan Leonard, Myriam Bertolo, Sylvie Mazet, Frederic Marty, Anthony Pecchi, Jean-Marc Breysse, David Canton, Marylin Caldar, Rachid

On the basis of that analysis, Ms   T. concluded that the above-mentioned statement was aimed at inciting racial, ethnic or social discord, associated with violence.

For instance, in clause 6(1), (4) [and]   (5) of its articles the organisation proclaims itself as being a successor of and continuing the 'national liberation struggle of the Macedonian nation',

        Article 14 (Art. 14) of the Convention prohibits discrimination in the securement of Convention rights and freedoms on any ground such as race.

The applicant had not demonstrated that it met the conditions for being considered a “tolerable construction” within the meaning of the law.

beaten up while they were being put into a vehicle.

The domestic court considered that the accused’s anger had been clearly unjustified but it could nevertheless have been at the origin of Pi.M.’s attack, bearing in mind his state of intoxication.

The applicant, being a Luhya who have a strong cultural tradition against nakedness following circumcision carried out when reaching adulthood, felt greatly humiliated by being exposed naked, in particular

In any event, the applicant lives in a rural area not greatly afflicted by racial or religious tension, and there was no evidence that a single Muslim had seen the poster.

    The applicant complains under Articles 3, 13 and 14 of the Convention that he was subjected to ill-treatment by beatings and psychological pressure inflicted by the police officers, that

application des dispositions des articles 805 et 907 du code de procédure civile, l'affaire a été débattue le 04 juillet 2024 en audience publique, les avocats ne s'y étant pas opposés, devant Madame Bérengère

The report concluded that information was being unnecessarily retained in police records.

xa0;      against the United Kingdom         The European Commission of Human Rights sitting in private on 6 January 1993, the following members being

‘Gypsiness’ ( Çingenelik ): 1. being a Gypsy 2. (metaphorically) being miserly or greedy. ‘Becoming a Gypsy’ ( Çingeneleşmek ): displaying miserly behaviour.” 29.

Article 226 Incitement of national, racial or religious hatred “1.

First, being subjected to border controls, such as the requirement to provide proof of identity and entitlement to enter, was entirely different from being required to answer questions about one’s movements