distinction between “informing” and “campaigning”, the Court is not convinced by the domestic courts’ finding that the mere indication of a date, time and location amounted to what should reasonably be foreseen

In this light it is understandable that, to the extent that camera surveillance in a cell is allowed, an explicit legal basis is foreseen [in the June 1999 Regulation].

Globally, one billion people depend on water flowing from these forests, which soak up rain and release it gradually.

Globally, one billion people depend on water flowing from these forests, which soak up rain and release it gradually.

Turkey (no. 3197/05) The applicants in these cases complain that they were deprived of their property, designated as forest area, without compensation. They rely on Article   1 of Protocol No.

Aslambek Imagamayev stated that while working they had seen several helicopters bombing a forest area near the village of Bamut in Chechnya, about ten kilometres away from them.

Court's decision and from annulling the relevant legislation were that it would have acted as legislator in a very complicated and highly sensible matter and the consequences for other cases could hardly

The investigator noted, in particular, that the fight in question had not breached public order, having taken place in a forest where it could not have disturbed anybody.

That was however foreseen in the script. The Slovakian archbishop makes unacceptable statements without being ordered to do so by anyone. And nothing?! Vanity, all is vanity.

If the circumstances giving rise to the duty of notification could not have been foreseen, notification shall instead be made without delay (Chapter 8, section 3). 14.

They had experienced real anguish and fear at having had to leave A. devoid of any status in Ukraine and to entrust him to an individual whom they hardly knew, and had feared that A. would be deemed abandoned

It concluded that “the provisions in this area [could] not but be of general scope because a specific directive would have the effect of legitimising conduct which had not been foreseen, but nonetheless

For example, the public interest can be sufficiently harmed if either the information disclosed itself damages the public interest (as may be the case in a leak of budget information) or the manner in

Furthermore, there was no requirement for the landscape or environment to have been harmed or for the person liable to pay the fine to have obtained a profit for a penalty to be imposed under section 16

    A minor child may be adopted if the prospective adoptive parent(s) have raised and cared for the child for at least one year and if, in the light of all the circumstances, it may be foreseen

by racism or xenophobia, the investigating judicial authorities and the trial courts may order the compulsory confinement of an individual: i. who has committed a crime or serious offence that has harmed

the contract of 23 July 1998 was not paid by the Ministry of Education and the tax debt of the second applicant was outstanding, according to the applicants' submissions, the applicant company could hardly

In such circumstances, to duplicate the domestic process with proceedings before the Court would hardly appear compatible with the subsidiary character of the machinery of protection established by the

In the course of their operation, the poor-quality coal used by the plants to produce energy has caused pollution and harmed the region's biological diversity. B.