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Von Hannover v Germany : ウィキペディア英語版 | Von Hannover v Germany ''Not to be confused with the connected case von Hannover v. Germany No. 2 (application no. 40660/08), adjudicated in February, 2012〔(Press release 045 (2012) relating to the later case ) ECtHR 07.02.2012.〕 Possibly the latter case deserves coverage in a common article with this'' ''Von Hannover v Germany'' () 〔 (Official text ) 〕 (Application no. 59320/00) was a case decided by the European Court of Human Rights in 2004. The Court ruled that German law breached Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. ==Facts== Caroline, Princess of Hanover, the eldest daughter of Prince Rainier III of Monaco had for some time attempted to prevent pictures being published of her in the German press. In 1999 the German courts granted an injunction to prevent publication of photos involving her children stating that their need for protection was greater than that of adults. However the German Constitutional Court ruled that there was no breach of privacy as Caroline, Princess of Hanover was a public figure, specifically a "figure of contemporary society par excellence".
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