April 1996, § 11 (jury member: “I’m a racist”, Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1996 ‑ II; Gregory , ibidem; and Sander v. the United Kingdom , no. 34129/96, §   26 (racist remarks and jokes

Some of the applicants heard some of the police officers, who were supposed to be coordinating their removal from the scene, themselves making homophobic jokes and insults during the commotion. 24.

The applicant decided to look around, as he thought it might have been a joke.

The Government also mentioned that one of the captors had allegedly told the detainees that they had been in Khankala, but that that could have been either a joke or an intentional attempt to misinform

Jokes about fascists? Glorification of terrorism.” On 20.01.16: “They want to exterminate him like his comrade Isabel Aparicio. Let it be known.”

He could lash out at someone in reply to a joke, especially when it was a slur against his character; he treated friendships seriously and was a leader.

He said that as a joke. At that moment [K.S.], who was next to [Arayik Avetisyan], took the gun from him and said: ‘No, this is my gun’. They were joking.

When I heard that, I thought it was a joke, I did not take her seriously.” 19 .     C.P.’s wife also gave statements.

Two jokes were thus produced out of one...

You should understand that I am accused under Article 93 and it is not a joke. Therefore I have to talk about prison pressure, but really everything is OK.

An official said that we were drug addicts, stinky whores who had been making jokes with them. The police gave us nothing, neither water nor food.

She submitted, inter alia , that she had met W, who had made a series of jokes at the applicant’s expense and some comments, which had made Z feel uncomfortable. 28 .

his son has medical issues and, at the same time, also affects his lack of preparation when addressing the child in situations when he is able to do so, as a result of which something intended as a joke

under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by a Bulgarian national, Mr Nikolay Ivanov Shahanov, and an Australian national, Mr Jock

against the Republic of Bulgaria lodged with the Court under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by an Australian national, Mr Jock

He was also naïve, and his co ‑ servicemen used to joke with him. Senior Lieutenant H.H. could not properly manage the staff and military duty was not being organised as it should have been.

Next time I’ll bring audiovisual [material] to explain the jokes. Please my friend, get going, please. M.C.: I do not understand how you perform in shows. I do not understand.

    In an article entitled “A new joke by Vova” (“Новая шутка Вовы”) the applicant stated: “Lawful convictions issued by the Sharia court of the CRI against national traitors are being executed

  For one thing, it conflicted with what the applicant’s lawyers had said and, for another, the sentence "What’s more, I’m a racist" was just as likely to have been uttered as a joke or in connection