Iceland recommended New Zealand "add gender identity, gender expression or sex characteristics as specifically prohibited grounds of discrimination in Article 21 of the Human Rights Act of 1993".
When sensitive data are processed, this must be justified under one of the grounds in Article 9.
The court, however, ruled in favour of the family, declaring that this was unlawful and discriminatory on grounds of disability contrary to Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
But the British judge, Richard May, announced his resignation from the tribunal on grounds of ill health.See article: A progress report on the Milosevic trialState of the unionGeorge Bush endorsed a proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and defining the institution as a union between a man and a woman.
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Dokdo Saranghoe, a South Korean civic group that defends islets claimed by Japan as South Korean territory, was one of three groups that lodged a complaint about the article on grounds of libel.The affair will do little to help strained bilateral relations.
New Yorkers who understand how important it is that communities review plans to transfer control of park land to private entities congratulate Brooklyn residents who successfully resisted the city's plan to build a temporary stadium for a minor-league team that would have taken over much of the Parade Grounds (news article, Jan . 19.
Article 14(2) also empowers Parliament to impose restrictions on the rights guaranteed by all three limbs of Article 14(1) on the ground of public order.
Even so, the union sought to pursue a case for collective bargaining on one ground related to Article 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects freedom of assembly and association.
On Sunday, the Express returned to the fray, defending the article on the grounds of free speech and attacking the BBC's decision, though it also published a reply from the Muslim Council of Britain, as well as several critical letters from readers.
An attempt in Chan Hiang Leng Colin to challenge the ban on the grounds of freedom of religion protected by Article 15(1) of the Constitution proved unsuccessful.
