You have kept quiet in the face of injustice. When Gaddafi was lynched, you kept quiet, you applauded ...

    The Court recalls that there is no explicit right in the Convention to a clean and quiet environment.

Non-governmental organisations focused on Romani rights issues also stayed quiet. The case of an underaged street vendor ... was probably not a priority for their rich donors.

    One of the men pressed his machine gun against P.S.’s neck and told her to be quiet. He explained that they were “looking for the men”. P.S. replied that there were no men in the house.

The first applicant asked them what they wanted but they told her to keep quiet. They did not explain anything to the applicants and did not produce any papers. 12.

Once it was quiet, he went into the main house and saw his mother and sister. Together they went into his brother’s room and his wife told them that Saydi Malsagov had been taken away.

The individual has a right to respect for his home, meaning not just the right to the actual physical area, but also to the quiet enjoyment of that area within reasonable limits.

authorised the non ‑ disclosure of the foster home’s address by reference to: “... the pressure that remains in the case from the parents and the circle around them, and to [X]’s need for peace and quiet

They only stopped making a noise at about between 12.30 and 1 a.m., after receiving several warnings from the police to desist from creating a noise nuisance during night-time “quiet hours”. 9 .

He also asserts that he is now quiet and calm and that he will not do anything.

He asked to be kept somewhere quiet and he was immediately placed in the segregation unit of the Delta wing. At first, the applicant did not know that he was in a segregation unit. 21.

“Arthur” told her that probably because of that he had been visited by officers of the FSB, who had destroyed all entries relating to Akhmadov’s detention and told him to keep quiet.

But if all judges keep quiet this country may soon end up in a [state of] judicial lawlessness.” 20.

But if all judges keep quiet this country may soon end up in a [state of] judicial lawlessness.”

He stated, inter alia, that his son had no enemies, being very calm and quiet. He did not know what his son might have been investigating before his death.

    The Judge Advocate General at the time of the events in question was appointed by the Queen in February 1991 for five years.

The Court must, therefore, scrutinise complaints of delays in release of detainees with particular vigilance (see Quinn v.

the three Northern Governorates of Dahuk, Erbil and Sulaymaniyah have largely escaped the violence and collapse of law and order prevalent in many parts of the Centre and South and remain relatively quiet

information about himself and his father on the internet which had made him afraid, that he did not want to live with his parents and that he was found to have a great need to be able to develop in peace and quiet