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He said the legislation breached the right to "freedom of conscience" enshrined in Tasmania's constitution, and that mandatory jail terms would prevent judges from issuing appropriate, "measured" penalties.
The legal decision was based on a finding that the act was discriminatory (as it only applied to foreign nationals) and that it breached the right to liberty guaranteed under Article 5.
So draconian was this provision that even the House of Lords, not generally known as a hotbed of liberalism, had to declare that the provision breached the right to a fair trial.
Five protesters arrested in Wakefield while holding a demonstration about pensions during a visit by the Queen won damages after the police were found to have breached the right to free expression and peaceful protest.
"The procedures that took place completely breached the right to a fair defense," said Mohammed Naji Allaw, a defense lawyer who had previously withdrawn from the case to protest the proceedings.
In the proceedings before the Court of First Instance, the appellant claimed that the contested regulation breached the right to a fair hearing, the right to respect for property and the principle of proportionality, and the right to effective judicial review.
Even ostensibly liberal democracies such as Australia, were found to have breached the rights of its deaf nationals.
The Human Rights Commission said the federal government breached the rights of the four men, and should have worked with the NT government to provide accommodation and support services for the men.
The same year, the ECHR ruled that the blanket ban breached the rights of 1,015 Britons behind bars who had brought claims but said that they were not entitled to compensation or their legal costs.
The High Court ruled last week that Corrections had breached the rights of Philip John Smith by not allowing him to wear his faux hairpiece in prison.
