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The Grand Chamber strikes again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal conviction of journalist for having published documents covered by investigative secrecy in a criminal case is no violation of Article 10 ECHR

Dirk Voorhoof (UGent)
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Freedom of expression, court reporting, presumption of innocence, confidentiality, HRC

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MLA
Voorhoof, Dirk. “The Grand Chamber Strikes Again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal Conviction of Journalist for Having Published Documents Covered by Investigative Secrecy in a Criminal Case Is No Violation of Article 10 ECHR.” European Court of Human Rights Blog, edited by Antoine Buysse, no. 7 April 2016, ECHR BLOG, 2016.
APA
Voorhoof, D. (2016). The Grand Chamber strikes again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal conviction of journalist for having published documents covered by investigative secrecy in a criminal case is no violation of Article 10 ECHR (A. Buysse, Ed.). Strasbourg / Utrecht: ECHR BLOG.
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Voorhoof, Dirk. 2016. “The Grand Chamber Strikes Again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal Conviction of Journalist for Having Published Documents Covered by Investigative Secrecy in a Criminal Case Is No Violation of Article 10 ECHR.” Edited by Antoine Buysse. European Court of Human Rights Blog. Strasbourg / Utrecht: ECHR BLOG.
Chicago author-date (all authors)
Voorhoof, Dirk. 2016. “The Grand Chamber Strikes Again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal Conviction of Journalist for Having Published Documents Covered by Investigative Secrecy in a Criminal Case Is No Violation of Article 10 ECHR.” Ed by. Antoine Buysse. European Court of Human Rights Blog. Strasbourg / Utrecht: ECHR BLOG.
Vancouver
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Voorhoof D. The Grand Chamber strikes again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal conviction of journalist for having published documents covered by investigative secrecy in a criminal case is no violation of Article 10 ECHR. Buysse A, editor. European Court of Human Rights Blog. Strasbourg / Utrecht: ECHR BLOG; 2016.
IEEE
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D. Voorhoof, “The Grand Chamber strikes again: Bédat v. Switzerland. Criminal conviction of journalist for having published documents covered by investigative secrecy in a criminal case is no violation of Article 10 ECHR,” European Court of Human Rights Blog, no. 7 April 2016. ECHR BLOG, Strasbourg / Utrecht, 2016.
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