W.
Victim’s rights ......................................................................................................... 128
X. Evidence collection, surveillance, investigation techniques and the right to respect for
private life .............................................................................................................................. 129
A.
Privacy and intrusive publications .......................................................................... 131
B.
Personal data and data protection ............................................................................ 131
C.
Correspondence ....................................................................................................... 132
D.
Extradition, immigration and deportation ............................................................... 133
E.
Privacy, Policing and Surveillance.......................................................................... 133
F. Searches and seizure ................................................................................................... 135
G.
Unlawfully obtained evidence ................................................................................. 136
H.
Racial and Religious Profiling ................................................................................ 137
X.
Human Rights and the Guarantee of Democratic Pluralism .......................................... 138
A.
Freedom of Expression............................................................................................ 138
Political and public interest expression.......................................................................... 140
Right of access to information ....................................................................................... 141
Particular protections in the context of administration of justice .................................. 142
Incitement, racial hatred and hate speech ...................................................................... 143
Apologie or the Glorification of Terrorism .................................................................... 143
Defamation ..................................................................................................................... 144
B.
Freedom of association and the right to peaceful assembly .................................... 145
Peaceful Assembly – the right to protest ....................................................................... 147
Restrictions on the right to protest ................................................................................. 147
The right of association, or the right to form political organisations............................. 148
C.
Obligation to Protect Religious Pluralism ............................................................... 151
Manifesting religion or thought ..................................................................................... 152
Conscientious objection ................................................................................................. 153
Teaching ......................................................................................................................... 154
Employment ................................................................................................................... 154
Criminalising causing offence to religious beliefs......................................................... 154
D.
The Right to Property .............................................................................................. 155
The principle of peaceful enjoyment of property .......................................................... 156
Interference with the right to property ........................................................................... 156
Compensation ................................................................................................................ 157
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