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statements made by an MP subsequently quoted in local pqpers was protected by absolute parliamentary privilege........................................................................................................151 35. Peck v. the United Kingdom, judgment of 28 January 2003 (application no. 44647/98). Violation of Article 8 (right to respect for private life). Images of the applicant being published and broadcast widely...........................................................................................155 36. Odièvre v. France (application no. 42326/98). (No violation of Article 8). Anonymous birthgiving and impossibility for the applicant to obtain information on her natural family159 37. Perry. v. the United Kingdom, judgment of 17 July 2003, no. 63737/00 (violation of Article 8 of the Convention). Use of videotape by the Police for identification and prosecution purposes. ..........................................................................................................163 38. Sciacca v. Italy, judgment of 11 January 2005, application no. 50774/99. The applicant submits that the dissemination of the photograph at a press conference organised by the public prosecutor’s office and the tax inspectors infringed her right to respect for her private life, contrary to Article 8.....................................................................................................164 39. Matheron v. France , judgment of 29 March 2005, application no. 57752/00. The applicant complains under Article 8 of the Convention (right to respect for his private life) that evidence was used against him that had been obtained by telephone tapping in separate proceedings. Not being a party to those proceedings, he had been unable to contest their validity.................................................................................................................................166 40. Vetter v. France , judgment of 31 May 2005, application no. 59842/00, Complains under Article 8 (right to respect for private life), and Article 6 § 1 (right to a fair trial). ....168 41. Antunes Rocha v. Portugal, judgment of 31 May 2005, application no. 64330/0. Complains under Article 6 § 1 (right to a fair hearing), and Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life)........................................................................................................170 42. Von Hannover v. Germany, judgment of 28 July 2005 (application no. 59320/00). (Violation of Article 8) Publication of photographs of a public figure taken without her knowledge ...........................................................................................................................172 43. Wisse v. France , judgment of 20 December 2005, application no. 71611/01. Relying on Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life), the applicants contend that the recording of their conversations in the prison visiting rooms constituted interference with their right to respect for their private and family life...........................................................175 44. Turek v. Slovakia, judgment of 14 February 2006, application no. 57986/00. The applicant complains about being registered as a collaborator with the former Czechoslovak Communist Security Agency, the issuing of a security clearance to that effect and the dismissal of his action challenging that registration. He relies on Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life) and Article 6 § 1 (right to a fair hearing within a reasonable time)..................................................177 45. Segerstedt-Wiberg and Others v. Sweden, judgment of 6 June 2006 (application no. 62332/00). (Violation of Article 8, 10, 11 and 13 of the Convention). Storage of information about the applicants by the Swedish Security Police files and refusal to reveal the extent of the information stored..........................................................................................................180 The Court’s judgments are accessible on its Internet site (http://www.echr.coe.int )
46. Petre v. Romania, judgment of 27 June 2006 (French only). Case no. 71649/01. Temporary Registration in the criminal record. Request for data suppression. The applicant complains about an impact on his private and professional life...........................................186 47. Weber Gabriele Weber and Cesar Richard Saravia against Germany, judgment of 29 June 2006, Application no. 54934/00. Provisions of the Fight against Crime Act violating the applicants’ right to respect for their private life and their correspondence..........................190 48. Panteleyenko v. Ukraine (no. 11901/02), judgment of 29 June 2006. Violation of Article 8, disclosure at a court hearing of confidential information regarding the applicant’s mental state and psychiatric treatment.................................................................................217 49. L.L. v. France (no. 7508/02), judgment of 10 October 2006. Non respect of medical secrecy. Disclosure of personal medical data from the French Court of Appeal concerning the applicant. .......................................................................................................................220 The Court’s judgments are accessible on its Internet site (http://www.echr.coe.int )
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B. Proceedings before the European
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1. "In accordance with the law” T
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Matscher (Austrian) , Mr L.E. Petti
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10. Hoffmann v. Austria, judgment o
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The Court therefore accepted that t
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Article 50 "If the Court finds that
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B. Proceedings before the European
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In accordance with the Convention,
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3. Mrs Murray was arrested by the A
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4. The level of "suspicion" require
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arrest and detention of persons sus
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13. Z. v. Finland, judgment of 25 F
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the Court have jurisdiction to ente
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(iii) Duration of the confidentiali
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14. Halford v. The United Kingdom,
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2. The office telephones: (i) exist
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15. Anne-Marie Andersson v. Sweden,
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Accordingly, it transpired from the
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In May 1992 the Social Insurance Of
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Accordingly, it appeared from the v
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Procedure Act (“the FCPA”) whic
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Secondly, tapping and other forms o
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18. Valenzuela Contreras v. Spain,
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exercise of his right to respect fo
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19. Lambert v. France, judgment of
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The second requirement which derive
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20. Fressoz and Roire v. France , j
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The Court had in particular to dete
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21. Lustig-Prean and Beckett v. The
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were not in question. Insofar as th
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public order aims pursued by the Go
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Matti Pellonpää (Finnish), Presid
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23. Amann v. Switzerland, judgment
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was the surveillance of persons sus
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24. Rotaru v. Romania, judgment of
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As to the Government’s submission
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25. Khan v. The United Kingdom, jud
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26. P.G. and J.H. v. The United Kin
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evidence was heard by the judge alo
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27. Krone Verlag Gmbh & Co. KG v. A
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28. Mikulić v. Croatia, judgment o
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means enabling an independent autho
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30. Christine Goodwin v. the United
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Though the Court did not underestim
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31. M.G v. the United Kingdom, judg
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34. A. v. the United Kingdom, judgm
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in the reporting of parliamentary p
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35. Peck v. the United Kingdom, jud
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The application was lodged with the
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36. Odièvre v. France (application
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child’s, and subsequently the adu
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37. Perry. v. the United Kingdom, j
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The Court noted that the photograph
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The main task of the Court was to a
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The Court noted that the matters co
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The applicant complained under Arti
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On 16 and 26 September 2003 the Pre
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43. Wisse v. France, judgment of 20
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44. Turek v. Slovakia , judgment of
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violation of his right to respect f
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Ms Segerstedt-Wiberg is the daughte
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that background, the Court found th
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the Security Police whether to advi
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parquet, au motif que la présentat
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41. Enfin, la Cour estime que les i
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interception of telecommunications
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egards the monitoring of individual
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5. the counterfeiting of money (Gel
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amended G 10 Act. The federal legis
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sentence, no notification was given
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Moreover, the first applicant had f
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80. Such interferences are justifie
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Law or arbitrariness in its applica
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106. The Court reiterates that when
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measures remained in force for a fa
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applied and data be transmitted if
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(see above, paragraph74). She relie
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151. The Court observes that in the
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48. Panteleyenko v. Ukraine (no. 11
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The Court also noted that the appli
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The applicant complained about the
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