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the ECHR ruled against Greece on the slaying of 18 ... - [ Bu sayfanın çevirisini yap ]#griots yday, the ECHR ruled against Greece on the slaying of 18 yr old immigrant Nikos Leonidis by police 25/3/00 while attempting arrest ...
www.towngroove.com/node/21905

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ECHR decides on six cases against Turkey: Turkey found guilty in all six cases and will have to pay a total of 38,000 euros.

http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/su ... 047808_ITM

I guess you cant win em all

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2 Judges Greek state lawyers Mr. Kokkinakis‘ lawyers husband ...Dosya Biçimi: Shockwave Flash
Now, Mr. Kokkinakis has taken his case to the European Court of Human Rights because he feels that the Greek court’s decision violates Article 9 of the ECHR ...
www.psep.pl/grundtvig_eng/1/5.swf

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ECHR fines Turkey in former DEP deputies' case

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) yesterday ruled against Turkey in a case filed against the state by former deputies of the now defunct pro-Kurdish Democracy Party (DEP).

http://www.eutcc.org/articles/11/document191.ehtml

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US Report: Greece Prohibits Associations That Use the Term ... - [ Bu sayfanın çevirisini yap ]The ECHR also ruled against the government's refusal to register the Cultural Association of Turkish Women of Rodopi. The Greek courts, citing the 1923 ...
www.turkishweekly.net/news/65458/us-rep ... names.html

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ECHR finds Turkey guilty on the Greek orphanage case

Turkish Daily News newspaper (10.07.08) reported the following:

The European Court of Human Rights, or ECHR, Tuesday found Turkey at
fault in the court case the Fener Greek Patriarchate filed regarding
the ownership of an orphanage on the biggest of Istanbul's Prince's
Islands, Buyukada. The ECHR adjudicated that Turkey has violated
Article 1 of the First Protocol of European Convention of Human Rights.
The ECHR's verdict over monetary indemnities will come at a later date.
Turkey has the option to appeal the verdict and take the case to the
Grand Chamber. During the Nov. 27, 2007 hearing in the ECHR, the
Turkish government's lawyer had said, The property that has become the
subject of conflict was allocated as a Greek orphanage in 1902 and that
the ownership belonged to the Orphanage Foundation. He had added that
the view that the Patriarchate claims ownership rights to the orphanage
by its own will and for a temporary period was not correct. He had
said, The Patriarchate has never been the user or proprietor of the
property in question. The application will prove to be void and should
be refused when it is taken into consideration that properties
allocated to foundations or charitable organizations cannot be used
outside their allocation purposes or as private properties. The
Patriarchate's lawyer on the other hand, had said the issue should not
be seen solely as a property issue but that it was also a violation of
rights against minorities. He had said that the property on Buyukada
that belongs to the Greek Orphanage Foundation was in fact a property
of the Patriarchate and that the Foundations General Directorate that
has taken a decision to the contrary had been mistaken. In its
application to the court, the Patriarchate had claimed that a violation
of human rights took place by giving the property it owned to someone
else and that this violated Article 1 of the European Convention of
Human Rights' First Protocol.

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Turkey Convicted Twice by ECHR

The ECHR has decreed that Turkey made undemocratic decisions in the banning of the "Yedinci Gündem" newspaper in emergency law regions, and in the case of YDP leader Hasan Celal Güzel.

http://eski.bianet.org/2006/11/01_eng/news99998.htm

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Recent developments in Greece - [ Bu sayfanın çevirisini yap ]Dosya Biçimi: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - HTML olarak görüntüle
Recent developments in Greece. Recent ECHR Judgments against Greece (released on 31/8/2008) brought to surface important issues of general importance, ...
www.ecba.org/extdocserv/conferences/bra ... stakis.pdf

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ECHR Sentences Turkey In The “Banned Publication” Case
Tuesday, December 02

http://www.probono.net/medialaw/news/ar ... ation_Case

'The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that the freedom of expression of Ahmet Gemici, a representative of the Labor Party (EMEP), whose bulletins were seized by the police, was violated. The ECHR sentenced Turkey to pay 1180 euro as compensation.'

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Recent developments in Greece - [ Bu sayfanın çevirisini yap ]Dosya Biçimi: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - HTML olarak görüntüle
Recent developments in Greece. Recent ECHR Judgments against Greece (released on 31/8/2008) brought to surface important issues of general importance, ...
www.ecba.org/extdocserv/conferences/bra ... stakis.pdf

I got your recent developments right here:
http://www.newstin.co.uk/tag/uk/64509680

Aint we having fun?

Mike Rosen-Molina at 1:09 PM ET [JURIST] The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) [official website] unanimously ruled [press release] against Turkey Tuesday in two cases concerning the deaths of Greek Cypriots. Anastasios Issac [ruling] was killed at a 1996 protest, and Solomos Solomou [ruling] was shot at Issac's funeral; the ECHR found that Turkish agents were responsible for both deaths. The court held that Turkey had violated Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights [text], in failing to protect the right to life and in failing to mount an adequate investigation into the deaths, and ordered Turkey to pay 340,000 euros to the victims' families. Reuters has more. Tensions between ethnic Turks and Greeks in Cyprus have long been high. Cyprus split into two areas, the Greek controlled south and the Turkish..