characterisation to be given in law to the facts of the case, and that it has previously held that while Article 8 of the Convention contains no explicit procedural requirements, the decision-making process leading

Turkey , judgment of 18   December 1996, Reports 1996-VI, p. 2282, § 78, and Demir and Others v.   Turkey , judgment of 23 September 1998, Reports 1998-VI, p.   2653, §   41).

Such investigation should be capable of leading to the identification and punishment of those responsible.

He claimed, in particular, that he had unlawfully published a “pseudo-retraction” of the applicant’s statements found defamatory, which resulted in the breach of the applicant’s copyright and denigration

Nevertheless, it must satisfy itself that the decision-making process leading to the adoption of the impugned measures by the domestic courts was fair and allowed those concerned to present their case

Similarly, many authors have viewed the Holocaust as a matter of common knowledge for the criminal courts (Vest, Delikte gegen den öffentlichen Frieden , note 93, p. 157), as an indisputable historical

serious ill-treatment by agents of the State, the notion of an “effective remedy” entails, in addition to the payment of compensation where appropriate, a thorough and effective investigation capable of leading

Yusuf Demir: Examined by one doctor. His injury prevented him from working for a period of two days. İbrahim Bozay: Examined by three doctors. Various injuries and bruising on the shoulders and arms.

In 1981 Mr Nordhus and Mr Vogt published a summary of their previous reports in a book entitled Volden og dens ofre. En empirisk undersøkelse (“Violence and its Victims. An Empirical Study”).

Demir, Mr A. Yılmaz and Ms   Ü. Sırımsı Candemir, lawyers practising in Tekirdağ and Istanbul. The Turkish Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent. 3.

Belet , Mr Orhan Nalcıoğlu , Mr Ergin Ergül , Mr Gülhan Akyüz , Mr Bilal   Çalışkan , Mr Özer Zeyrek , Mr Recep Kaplan , Mr Cengiz Aydın , Mr Tuncay Çınar , Mr Kaya Tambasar , Mr Münci Özmen, Ms Deniz

On 29 June 1999 the Ankara National Security Court found the applicant guilty of carrying out acts designed to bring about the secession of part of Turkey’s territory and of training and leading a gang

TURKEY (Application no. 53848/07)     JUDGMENT Art 6 §§ 1 (criminal) and 3 (d) • Trial leading to conviction for membership of illegal armed organisation unfair, due to applicant’s inability

My client has become convinced, and intends to demonstrate this in the course of the upcoming investigation, that Stipe Mesić is leading this mafia organisation ...” 8 .

quite polemic style, those texts cannot be reasonably seen as giving rise to very weighty reasons for the restrictions complained of, especially since they did not contain any gratuitous personal denigrations

  To substantiate that legitimate aim, it must be demonstrated that an applicant’s statements were “capable of leading” or actually led to disorder – for instance in the form of public disturbances

It originated in an application (no. 24833/94) against the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland lodged with the Commission under former Article 25 by Ms Denise Matthews on 18 April 1994

Il produit deux devis au soutien de sa demande. M.

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