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PRESS;GENERAL;ENG
ECLI:CEDH:003-523379-524839
21 mars 2002
It could not be said, however, that civil servants knowingly laid themselves open to close scrutiny of their every word and deed to the same extent as politicians and that they should therefore be treated
ECLI:CEDH:003-567970-570297
11 juin 2002
The Court further noted that since a constitutional amendment in 1995, only members of parliament whose words or deeds had caused the dissolution of a party lost their parliamentary mandates.
ECLI:CEDH:003-68284-68752
28 janvier 2000
Rules 58 and of Rule 80 were the same and, in particular, that the phrase "could not reasonably have been known to that party” in Rule 80 § 1 accorded with the meaning likely to have been given to the word
ECLI:CEDH:003-1261142-1313783
15 février 2005
  The applicants denied publication, denied that the words complained of had the meanings attributed to them by McDonald’s and denied that all or some of the meanings were capable of being defamatory
PRESS;CHAMBERJUDGMENTS;ENG
ECLI:CEDH:003-3263358-3638845
21 septembre 2010
The extreme similarity between the statements, which were identical word for word, gave the impression that they were not genuine.
ECLI:CEDH:003-2197164-2349445
4 décembre 2007
The Radio and Television Council ( Radyo ve Televizyon Üst Kurulu – the RTÜK) took the view that the words of the offending song infringed the principle set forth in section 4(g) of Law no. 3984, prohibiting
ECLI:CEDH:003-1636835-1723596
11 avril 2006
  As to the words themselves, the Court considered that they certainly had negative connotations, but that despite a certain hostility and seriousness, the central issue of the impugned banners and
ECLI:CEDH:003-1637176-1715321
6 avril 2006
Even if some of the statements contained harsh words, they were made against a well-known politician concerning whom the limits of acceptable criticism were wider than as regards a private individual.
ECLI:CEDH:003-3202620-3563719
15 juillet 2010
Believing this to breach the principle of a fair trial, Roland Dumas had reacted forcefully, remarking to his lawyer: “I   wonder what he would have done during the war”, before answering his own
ECLI:CEDH:003-2019710-2132144
5 juin 2007
x2011; in ‑ law probably gave a hand to his father-in-law [the Parliamentarian], otherwise the latter could hardly have finished ... the construction of the summer house ...” and “one can only wonder
ECLI:CEDH:003-2311914-2471672
27 mars 2008
However shocking and unacceptable certain views or words used might appear to the authorities, their dissemination should not automatically be regarded as a threat to public policy or to the territorial
ECLI:CEDH:003-68238-68706
15 juin 2000
In short, while the Court was ready to accept that there were aspects of the article lending a degree of virulence to the political criticism it contained, it found nothing that would, in the words of
PRESS;FORTHCOMINGJUDGMENTS;ENG
ECLI:CEDH:003-2177825-2325996
16 novembre 2007
United Kingdom (no. 63476/00) Woods v.
ECLI:CEDH:003-1742826-1827567
27 juillet 2006
  Registry of the European Court of Human Rights F – 67075 Strasbourg Cedex Press contacts:   Emma Hellyer (telephone: 00 33 (0)3 90 21 42 15)   Stéphanie Klein (telephone: 00 33 (0)3 88
ECLI:CEDH:003-667336-674210
10 décembre 2002
In the circumstances existing at the material time those words were capable of inspiring a deep irrational hatred of those who were presented as the enemies of the population of Kurdish origin.
ECLI:CEDH:003-2077108-2199558
26 juillet 2007
appeal to the Court of Cassation The Court also noted that the Court of Cassation had delivered its judgment with regard to Victoria’s placement with her grandparents on 6   March 2002, in other words
ECLI:CEDH:003-68400-68868
25 juillet 2001
  The article first contained a criticism of Mr Caselli’s political militancy, which the applicant had expressed in the following form of words: “...
PRESS;GCJUDGMENTS;ENG
ECLI:CEDH:003-1531094-1602085
15 décembre 2005
That statement in itself showed that the judges had been personally offended by the applicant’s words and conduct and indicated personal embroilment on the part of the judges.
ECLI:CEDH:003-1412014-1474284
26 juillet 2005
  With regard to slavery, although the applicant had been deprived of her personal autonomy, the evidence did not suggest that she had been held in slavery in the proper sense, in other words that
ECLI:CEDH:003-2036995-2152962
12 juin 2007
  Article 8   The Court noted that the governor of Fleury-Mérogis Prison had decided not to pass on letters from the applicant to another prisoner in a different prison because, in his words,
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