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European Court option to curb press intrusion
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THE SECRETARY of State for National Heritage has asked his
officials to look into the possibility of using the European Court
of Human Rights as a remedy for the invasion of privacy by the
press.
Stephen Dorrell has ordered a review of the possibility of
appeals to the European Court as part of a wholesale rethink of the
White Paper on the press and privacy. He has asked officials to see
whether individuals whose privacy is invaded by the press could use
article eight of the European C...
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White Paper plan to curb EU court power
The Independent - London
; DONALD MACINTYRE Political Editor A comprehensive programme for limiting the powers of the European Court of Justice and European legislation over national governments will be unveiled in the long-awaited White Paper on the European Union's future today. The White Paper will propose a more
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Court condemns secrecy surrounding shootings; LOUGHALL In 1987, the SAS killed these eight armed IRA terrorists. The European Court says their families have a right to learn the details.(News)
The Independent (London, England)
; A HIDDEN squad of 24 SAS men fired 600 shots at an IRA unit, killing eight of its members, in the incident at the heart of yesterday's judgment by the European Court of Human Rights. The ambush, at the police station in the quiet Co Armagh village of Loughall in May 1987, is regarded as the IRA's
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Court condemns secrecy surrounding shootings LOUGHALL In 1987, the SAS killed these eight armed IRA terrorists. The European Court says their families have a right to learn the details
The Independent - London
; A HIDDEN squad of 24 SAS men fired 600 shots at an IRA unit, killing eight of its members, in the incident at the heart of yesterday's judgment by the European Court of Human Rights. The ambush, at the police station in the quiet Co Armagh village of Loughall in May 1987, is regarded as the IRA's
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Thirty new cases against Georgia filed with the European Court
Columbus Times
; Columbus Times 08-01-2002 STRASBOURG, France--Today 99 victims of attacks by religious extremists, Orthodox clerics and policemen in the former Soviet republic of Georgia filed a total of 30 cases with the European Court of Human Rights. All 30 cases were combined into one application, which sets
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European Court's teacake ruling is sweet victory
The Independent - London
; Marks & Spencer tasted victory yesterday in a long-running legal battle with HM Revenue & Customs over 3.5m of overpaid value-added tax on chocolate teacakes. The European Court of Justice ruled in favour of M&S in the dispute, which spanned 12 years and took two trips to the European Court. The
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