Onder 3.2. Hoge Raad 2 juli 2019

207. The Court has also paid attention to the manner in which the statements were made, and their capacity - direct or indirect - to lead to harmful consequences. Examples include Karataş v. Turkey (...), where the fact that the statements had been made through poetry rather than in the mass media led to the conclusion that the interference could not be justified by the special security context otherwise existing in the case; Féret (...), where the statements had been made on electoral leaflets, which had enhanced the effect of the discriminatory and hateful message that they were conveying; Gündüz (...), where the statements had been made in the course of a deliberately pluralistic televised debate, which had reduced their negative effect; Fáber (...), where the statement had consisted in the mere peaceful holding of a flag next to a rally, which had had a very limited, if any, effect on the course of that rally; Vona (...), where the statement had consisted in military-style marches in villages with large Roma populations, which, given the historical context in Hungary, had carried sinister connotations; and Vejdeland and Others (...), where the statements had been made on leaflets left in the lockers of secondary-school students.

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