Lord Bingham of Cornhill said that under Article 9(2), for a restriction to be justified it must be "prescribed by law and necessary in a democratic society for a permissible purpose, that is, it must be directed to a legitimate purpose and must be proportionate in scope and effect".
So said an article under his name, cheekily titled "Fidel Castro Is Dying" and published on the state Web site Cubadebate, accompanied by several photographs that appeared to have been taken recently on a farm.
He therefore said the article also breached his privacy under clause 3 of the code.
That honour, she said, belonged to Article 9, under which Japan renounced war and embraced peace.
James Eadie QC, who is also representing the government, said that giving notice under article 50 "would not have any immediate effect on UK law".
"Yes," said the Under Secretary.
So said a leading article on Thursday.
Europe is under no threat from missiles belonging to so-called rogue states, Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, left, said in an article in The Financial Times.
He only said: "Article 5".
Perhaps two things go without saying: The article was actually written under one of Raphael Golb's pseudonyms, and Professor Schiffman has been critical of the theories of Golb père.
