Justice à PARIS, le cinq janvier deux mil, a rendu l'arrêt suivant : Sur le rapport de M. le conseiller RUYSSEN, les observations de la société civile professionnelle BOULLOCHE, de Me de J..., de Me BLANCet

A B exerce une activité d'élevage de bovins allaitants à Saint-Jouin-de-Blavou.

recognised, the Government’s inability to justify the glaring imbalance between the status conferred on the majority understanding of Islam in the form of a religious public service, and the almost blanket

His clothes were removed and he was left with a blanket in the cold. The following day he was charged with assaulting one of the prison officers who had received a blow to his eye.

The Court notes that although a party to civil proceedings cannot be blamed for using the avenues available to him under domestic law in order to protect his interests, he must accept that such actions

    In the application lodged with the Court, the applicant maintained, inter alia , that DNA registration in Norway was “blanket and indiscriminate”; that registration of a person’s DNA profile

The Court queries whether such a blanket restriction on hunger strikes is compatible with Article 10 of the Convention.

Further, cells should be equipped with a means of rest (e.g. a fixed chair or bench), and persons obliged to stay overnight in custody should be provided with a clean mattress and blankets.

  8 had woken up other patients in that room, including E., who had covered herself with a blanket. W.K. uncovered her head to check on her, to which E. objected.

Une étude d'assainissement a été réalisée et ce projet a été validé par la Communauté de communes Blavet Belle vue Océan en date du 4 septembre 2008.

  Royaume-Uni , précité, § 84, et Bladet Tromsø et Stensaas c.   Norvège [GC], n o 21980/93, § 66, CEDH 1999 ‑ III).

expenses were actually and necessarily incurred in order to prevent or obtain redress for the matter found to constitute a violation of the Convention and were reasonable as to quantum (see, for instance, Bladet

  500, §   3, et Bladet Tromsø et Stensaas c. Norvège [GC], n o 21980/93, §   59, CEDH 1999 ‑ III).

    The general principles concerning freedom of expression and defamation have been summarised in Bladet Tromsø and Stensaas v.

  The Government state that there is no record of the applicant complaining of cold and that he would have been given extra blankets if he had done so.

Only in the evening of 23   October 2003 the applicant’s wife managed to transmit him through the head of the detention centre, Mr   Y., a pillow, two blankets and a jogging suit.

The Government also justify the delay with a formal defect of the enforcement papers; however the applicant cannot be blamed for errors in the papers issued by a court. 16.

It has also been pointed out that a blanket disenfranchisement of all convicted prisoners in prison established in law (of the United Kingdom) applies automatically to such prisoners, irrespective of the