The event was widely reported by the international media and some international organisations decried the use of force to break up the demonstration, calling on the national authorities to

On 22 November 2019 the same newspaper published another article calling on the authorities to ensure that the first applicant could safely continue his work. 12 .

Sharipov was found guilty of “calling for extremism, calling for the overthrow of the government, and working for banned political parties.”

television presenter and allegedly containing negative stereotyping of the LGBTI community • Video published shortly before a national vote on Constitutional amendments and clearly a parody of another video calling

In those telephone conversations the two discussed E.K.’s cause, his further plans (including the need to make another public statement calling on the State armed forces not to use arms on the insurgents

The Head of the Police decided to dispatch on the scene the MMAD on the basis of inadequate information and without calling a meeting first.

He had done so by using psychological coercion against the applicants: following them, humiliating them, calling them “faggots”, hindering them from entering their apartment building, telling them to look

But in your place of work your boss insists on calling you 'Taki, Maki, Saki ...' With the enthusiasm of youth you leap on a tractor and work in the fields day and night.

  In a sworn statement of 14 December 2005 the journalist affirmed that Mr Thiele had wondered whether Chancellor Schröder had already spoken to the Russians about a lucrative position before calling

The court decided to grant the motion of the defence and to watch the videotape 5 ‑ 489c, in respect of calling an interpreter – to refuse [the motion].

and sufficient reasons for such finding in view of Art 10-related standards (context of political speech, tolerance to criticism expected from political figures), coupled with unusually large award calling

at least twenty-five days before the date on which the maximum period of detention on remand provided for in this paragraph, or an extension period previously ordered, is due to expire, a proposal calling

They subsequently waved NBP flags out of the office windows, threw out leaflets and chanted slogans calling for the resignation of the Minister for Health at that time.

person or group, particularly any national, ethnic, racial or religious community, or the offensive expression used by him or her causes grave disorder, the chair of the session may propose, without calling

During the demonstration, a number of particularly offensive graffiti were daubed in paint on the walls of the Law Courts calling one of the judges who had taken part in one of the decisions a fascist

This includes calling for enquiries with a lot of publicity and denouncing abuses of authority - by Craxi.

Hrisanthu, heard a woman calling for help from inside Lefteris Andronicou's flat. Initially, they decided not to interfere and D. Papapetru and G. Georgiu left.

In particular, in November 2006 one of the prominent religious figures of Iran, Ayatollah Muhammad Fazel Lankarani, issued a religious fatwa calling for the applicant’s death.

As the applicants had been found in front of Waldeck prison in a van in which objects calling for the liberation of prisoners had been discovered, it had to be assumed that they had been about to commit