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ECHR Von Hannover III – Princess Caroline Again Loses European Privacy Case

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For the third time in less than ten years Caroline von Hannover – Princess of Monaco – took Germany to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). Time and again she complains of insufficient protection from obtrusive paparazzi in Germany. After her important victory in 2004 and the denial of her complaint in 2011, Von Hannover’s complaint has been denied once again (ruling published in French only).

What was this case about? Another holiday picture, which was [Read more…] about ECHR Von Hannover III – Princess Caroline Again Loses European Privacy Case

Sex tape victim Max Mosley fails to stretch privacy law before the European Court of Human Rights

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mosely_jensSex Tape Leads to Struggle About Pre-Notification Right
The European Court of Human Rights (“ECHR”) has rendered a judgment in the Mosley vs UK case, about which we already wrote here, here and here on our MediaReport website (in Dutch). The ECHR has established that the United Kingdom has not violated the privacy rights of Mosley under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Privacy victims do not have a right to [Read more…] about Sex tape victim Max Mosley fails to stretch privacy law before the European Court of Human Rights