allegations of abuses by members of security forces are prosecuted and their criminal accountability is established;   STRONGLY ENCOURAGES the Turkish authorities to actively pursue their “zero tolerance

However, that particular allegation could not in itself constitute defamation, since a politician had to be tolerant in this respect; what was decisive in the present case was the comparison of the two

He asserted that an official tolerance for that situation amounted to inhuman and degrading treatment.

The Government deny this and point to the first applicant's weight and to the fact that previous treatment with opiates had rendered the first applicant more tolerant to them. 26.

As an elected mayor of a town with mixed population instead of promoting an inter-ethnic co-operation and tolerance he had called the citizens of Albanian ethnic origin to resist a lawful police action

The Government deny this and point to the first applicant’s weight and to the fact that previous treatment with opiates had rendered the first applicant more tolerant to them.

He asserted that an official tolerance for that situation amounted to inhuman and degrading treatment. 47.

Namaz dağları, Tendürek ve Nurhak ve daha niceleri bombalanıyor bu sırada. Kürdistan alev alev yanıyor. Soykırım bütün hızıyla sürüyor. Renkli ekranlardan Bosna’da yaşanan vahşeti izliyoruz.

It believed that there was a danger that the volume of opposition might be exaggerated. 28.

    The court, in a lengthy judgment of 157 pages, examined the evidence given by the witnesses in depth and, after warning itself of the dangers of acting on uncorroborated evidence, accepted

The Turkish Government adopted a “zero-tolerance-policy” with respect to torture and the intensity and number of human rights violations had decreased since 1999.

deemed not to have committed the offence specified in Article 212 §   1 or 2; if the allegation regards private or family life evidence of truth shall only be admitted when it serves to prevent a danger

xa0;   On 5 October 2011 the applicant was examined by a civilian-hospital cardiologist who established the following diagnoses: a second-degree hypertension with a high risk, impaired glucose tolerance

    According to a special provision on impediments to enforcement, an alien must not be sent to a country where there are r easonable grounds for believing that he or she would be in danger

The first applicant and his NGO had been propagating the idea that there had been an administrative practice of tolerance towards and impunity in respect of police abuse in the country. 54.

The applicant, lastly, complained about the consequent danger to her life and her health, as described at paragraphs 30 and 31 below. 20.

In spite of all these publications, there had been no armed conflict between different ethnic groups in Turkey, due to the culture of tolerance, respect and understanding which existed in the country.

Republic of Croatia lodged with the Court under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by a national of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ms Danka

The court referred to the nature of the offence, the degree of danger to the public involved, the mitigating circumstances, the fact that it had been the applicant’s first criminal prosecution, his age

    In a letter of 17 December 2014 the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information informed the applicant’s daughter that the employment office’s request regarding the