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features of sexual harassment have
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harassment to make a claim against
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4. Regional non-binding material Th
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he or she he has “no disease caus
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In other European countries, calls
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Article 10 addresses reasons for pe
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her country of origin and cannot re
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compromised medical privacy or doub
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whether or not the participants wer
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uns contrary to EU non-discriminato
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provision criminalizing sexual rela
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2B. CRIMINALIZATION OF HIV TRANSMIS
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Swedish courts had determined that
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infected the women. In the lower co
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Several prosecutions of cases of HI
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unprotected sex), and can prohibit
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The case, when reaching the Court,
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material on the internet blurring,
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a balancing act on behalf of the le
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4. Domestic legislation, case law,
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5. Concluding remarks Given the sca
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2. Council of Europe Jurisprudence
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leaves room for forced examinations
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3A. SAME-SEX MARRIAGE, PARTNERSHIP,
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The Court made clear that there is
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extend the scope of this Convention
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violating the principle of non-disc
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held that the law was introducing a
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In France, registered partnership i
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eform. Thus, allowing for same-sex
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woman have the right to marry accor
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The law makes clear that the two pa
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opposite sex. While the Hungarian,
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In the European region, divorce is
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5. Concluding remarks In Johnson, t
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concern that such legislation could
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exceptions: countries that have cho
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3E. POLYGAMY/POLYGYNY 1. Introducti
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4. Domestic legislation In France,
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In relation to the above, it is rel
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In the European region, there are f
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United Kingdom, 414 the Court consi
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(2) Whoever completes an act of sex
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characteristics are important featu
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discrimination, whereas laws agains
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2. Council of Europe Jurisprudence
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It is possible but not certain that
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When an application has been grante
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Case law: partnership rights for pr
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investigation and the provision of
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In a couple of decisions, the Europ
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very practical aspect of gender ide
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Case law: the right to respect for
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pathologizing the issue of transsex
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gender. Specific legal issues invol
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concerning their young child. Howev
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world, with work, health services,
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on repeated occasions from her husb
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Similarly, the European Commission
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a person who has been acquitted of
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[w]hoever, on repeated occasions or
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International human rights standard
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In M.C. v. Bulgaria, 523 the applic
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With regard to the failure to effec
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Italy offers another example in the
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In Russia, the Supreme Court has pr
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testimony of the victim in rape tri
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number and passport details within
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condemnation of immunity for marita
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some regions have exempted from pen
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The 2007 Council of Europe Conventi
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European Social Charter and the Eur
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takes place, or whether the prosecu
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either to persons who were in fact
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permanently changes them will be se
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6. Concluding remarks European laws
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event of police abuse, on the other
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Greece illustrates this trend. In 2
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(a) must treat the fact that the of
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5E. HONOR CRIMES 1. Introduction Pr
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making provision for penalties to b
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that a decision of the family assem
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(Article 62.2). Mitigation of the s
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persons, regardless of what kind of
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purpose of exploitation) (Art. 4a).
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victims will be granted “standard
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e guilty of an offence, if the traf
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expanded. For example, a victim can
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last decade, on regional as well as
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sexual health services interacts wi
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provide abortion services at a mini
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Convention. These procedures, the C
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5. Domestic legislation and case la
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pregnant woman is disabled or dies
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document the patient’s opportunit
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Generally, it has been difficult to
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2. to provide advisory and educatio
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not anonymous) treatment even thoug
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5. Concluding remarks It is difficu
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information about contraceptive met
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sex with women) is to provide insuf
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a democratic society, the Court rei
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3. European Union The issues of sex
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eduction of sexual risks, the fight
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5. Concluding remarks The European
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conveyed via texts, images, and spe
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images can be easily known from the
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considered necessary in a democrati
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3. European Union The Council of th
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In 2008, the Criminal Justice and I
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By contrast, in Baczkowski, the Cou
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however, the dominance of criminali
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Other legal regimes are more rights
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The Assembly recommends Council of
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Netherlands, when they had not prev
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number. 896 As of late October 2009
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offence only if it includes exploit
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Zoning laws are determined by local
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sexual intercourse, but other forms
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sex workers (like other adults) hav
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DOMESTIC Albania - Law no. 9669 of
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Portugal - Law No 6/2001 of 11 May
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APPENDIX II: TABLE OF CASES Within
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- Gabrielle Defrenne v Société An
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APPENDIX IV: SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY Ha
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