Tag: Naked Rambler

The Dangerous Implications of the “Naked Rambler” Case: On FEMEN Activists and Throwing Paint on Atatürk Statues – Stijn Smet

November 21, 2014 / INFORRM / 2 Comments

On 28 October 2014, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the numerous convictions of Mr. Stephen Peter Gough – better known as “the naked rambler” – for insisting on appearing naked in public at all times, did not violate Mr. Gough’s freedom of expression. Continue reading

Case Law, Strasbourg: Gough v United Kingdom, No violation of the Article 10 rights of the Naked Rambler – Hugh Tomlinson QC

November 1, 2014 / INFORRM / 2 Comments

Stephen Gough, the so-called “Naked Rambler” has lost his Court of Human Rights application under Articles 10 and 8. The Court held that his arrest, prosecution, conviction and imprisonment did not breach his rights to freedom of expression or respect for private life (Gough v United Kingdom, Judgment of 28 October 2014). This is a long judgment in a difficult case.

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Tag: Naked Rambler

The Dangerous Implications of the “Naked Rambler” Case: On FEMEN Activists and Throwing Paint on Atatürk Statues – Stijn Smet

Case Law, Strasbourg: Gough v United Kingdom, No violation of the Article 10 rights of the Naked Rambler – Hugh Tomlinson QC

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