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Nonetheless, not only the actual words of a public authority, but also the context in which that statement had been made were to be taken into account in assessing compliance with Article 6 § 2.

Source officielle

PRESS;GENERAL;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-664692-671185

Admin. suprême

5 décembre 2002

In that connection, it reiterated that while it was conscious of the authorities’ concerns that words or deeds might exacerbate the security situation in south-east Turkey, it considered that the book

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-68220-68688

Admin. suprême

27 juin 2000

The Court considers that the applicant could quite easily have voiced his criticism and contributed to a free public debate on trade-union problems, without using the word “ delapidatori”.

Source officielle

PRESS;GENERAL;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1487867-1556041

Admin. suprême

20 octobre 2005

It included the word “ vino-zito ”, written in the “Slav alphabet”, which means “rainbow” in Macedonian, but was also the rallying cry of forces who had sought to take the town of Florina during the civil

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1980959-2096796

Admin. suprême

24 avril 2007

  The main issue was therefore whether the interference had been “necessary in a democratic society”, in other words, whether the interference had corresponded to a “pressing social need”, whether

Source officielle

PRESS;FORTHCOMINGJUDGMENTS;FRA;FRE

ECLI:CEDH:003-2178172-2325999

Admin. suprême

16 novembre 2007

Royaume-Uni (n o 63476/00) Woods c.

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-2255602-2404742

Admin. suprême

7 février 2008

conditions in both detention facilities: insufficient oxygen in the cells; inadequate hygiene, including the use of a bucket for the sanitary needs of detainees and the presence of parasites (fleas and wood

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-2158799-2293661

Admin. suprême

6 novembre 2007

The target of the applicant’s criticism was the mayor, himself a public figure, and the word “ sumanuto ” was obviously not used to describe the mayor’s mental state but rather to explain the manner in

Source officielle

PRESS;GENERAL;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1563127-1645865

Admin. suprême

26 janvier 2006

Greece (no. 17965/03)   Violation of Article 6 § 1 (length)   The Court awarded:   For non-pecuniary damage: EUR 3,000 (each), in other words EUR 66,000   For costs and expenses: EUR

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-3735586-4262137

Admin. suprême

7 novembre 2011

  The Court observed that the word “legislature” in Article 3 did not necessarily mean the national Parliament and that elections to the European Parliament could not be excluded from the ambit of

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-68408-68876

Admin. suprême

6 février 2001

As regards the question whether it was “necessary in a democratic society” the Court noted the assessment of the domestic courts concerning the nature and use of the words in the circumstances of the case

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-2136654-2268128

Admin. suprême

4 octobre 2007

The commercial ended with the words: “Eat less meat, for the sake of your health, the animals and the environment”.

Source officielle

PRESS;GENERAL;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1489771-1558055

Admin. suprême

27 octobre 2005

  In its reasoning the court said that Mr Haider’s words had been taken out of context and that the article gave the impression that he had played down the extent of crimes committed in concentration

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1881376-1975838

Admin. suprême

19 décembre 2006

Unlike the latter, the former inevitably and knowingly laid himself open to close scrutiny of his words and deeds by journalists and the public at large, and he had to consequently display a greater degree

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1925439-2022411

Admin. suprême

22 février 2007

Krasulya being a journalist and editor-in-chief, any restriction on his journalistic freedom had to be convincingly argued, and that, Mr Chernogorov, being a politician, knowingly and inevitably lay his words

Source officielle

PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-2328802-2509815

Admin. suprême

24 avril 2008

It further indicated that politicians inevitably and knowingly laid themselves open to close scrutiny of their every word and deed by both journalists and the public at large.

Source officielle

PRESS;HEARINGS;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-68157-68625

Admin. suprême

28 juin 2000

  Applicants:   Case of Z and Others :   Ben Emerson , Penelope Wood , Counsel ;         May Maughan , Elizabeth Anne Gumbel , Advisers .

Source officielle

PRESS;GENERAL;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1290975-1348202

Admin. suprême

15 mars 2005

  As to the applicants’ argument that the property at issue had been transmitted unlawfully to Russia, the Court noted that those events had occurred in 1962, in other words prior to the date on which

Source officielle

PRESS;GENERAL;ENG

ECLI:CEDH:003-1659493-1738894

Admin. suprême

27 avril 2006

provided an adequate framework for apportioning responsibility among the medical authorities and the superior officers in passing on or assessing information about Mikail Ataman’s condition – in other words

Source officielle

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