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The invasion of Russia against Ukraine in 2022 led to the aggressor’s exclusion from the Council of Europe in March. The European Convention on Human Rights, the core human rights document of the now 46-member pan-European organisation, has also not bound the Russian Federation since September the same year. What will be the fate of the ongoing Russianrelated cases before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg? Will the procedures be suspended, terminated or continued? How did the ECtHR decide on these issues in 2023? How is compliance with the judgments delivered but not yet enforced, ensured? Nonetheless, is it not counterproductive to exclude a country from an international human rights protection mechanism? This study aims to answer these questions.

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Oroszország Ukrajnával szembeni inváziója 2022-ben az agresszor márciusi kizárásához vezetett az Európa Tanácsból. Az immár 46 tagállamúra fogyatkozott páneurópai szervezet emberi jogi alapdokumentuma, az Emberi Jogok Európai Egyezménye sem köti tovább az év szeptembere óta az orosz államot. Mi lesz így a strasbourgi Emberi Jogok Európai Bírósága előtt a folyamatban lévő, orosz vonatkozású ügyek sorsa? Felfüggesztik, lezárják, folytatják az eljárásokat? Miként döntött erről 2023-ban az EJEB? A meghozott, még végre nem hajtott ítéletek tiszteletben tartása miképpen biztosított? Egyáltalán: nem a kívánttal ellentétes hatást kiváltó kitenni egy országot egy nemzetközi emberi jogi jogvédelmi mechanizmusból? Jelen tanulmány e kérdésekre igyekszik választ találni.

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The following study is reflecting on the Hungarian Forbes case, which received much attention a few years ago. In this precedent, the main focus was on rich lists, and the “journalistic purposed exemptions” related to personal data protection declared in the GDPR. According to the latter, the journalistic purposed processing of personal data may be excused of GDPR requirements. With this provision, the legislator recognises the importance of freedom in journalistic activity, while underlining responsible personal data processing. The relevant issues in the Forbes case were mainly a matter of precedent, as there was no passage in force other than the GDPR’s governing provisions that could have explicitly assisted the National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information and also the jurisdiction. The most dominant criticism of the related decisions ruled by these state bodies has been that the assessments which were laid down could have a chilling, self-censoring effect on the journalistic activity, especially on data-driven journalism, and will make it difficult to react promptly to events and to publish them. In the interest of clarity, this paper will present and evaluate those legal cases that have assisted the official state bodies. This study also examines the relevant GDPR paragraphs, since the root of the underlying problem is the lack of clarity regarding peculiarly the content of “journalistic purposed exemptions” in personal data processing.

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