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	'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission of Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court of Human Rights\|Court]].		'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission of Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court of Human Rights\|Court]].

	X had been convicted and sent to prison for sex with an 18-year old men when he was 26, and complained that this constituted discrimination. The complaint was eventually rejected because of the suggestion that there was an element of coercion in the particular ~~relatinship~~.<ref>[[Paul Johnson]], ''Homosexuality and the European Court of Human Rights'', pages 37–39.</ref>		X had been convicted and sent to prison for sex with an 18-year old men when he was 26, and complained that this constituted discrimination. The complaint was eventually rejected because of the suggestion that there was an element of coercion in the particular relationship.<ref>[[Paul Johnson]], ''Homosexuality and the European Court of Human Rights'', pages 37–39.</ref>

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	'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission ~~for~~ Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court of Human Rights\|Court]].		'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission of Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court of Human Rights\|Court]].

	X had been convicted and sent to prison for sex with an 18-year old men when he was 26, and complained that this constituted discrimination. The complaint was eventually rejected because of the suggestion that there was an element of coercion in the particular relatinship.<ref>[[Paul Johnson]], ''Homosexuality and the European Court of Human Rights'', pages 37–39.</ref>		X had been convicted and sent to prison for sex with an 18-year old men when he was 26, and complained that this constituted discrimination. The complaint was eventually rejected because of the suggestion that there was an element of coercion in the particular relatinship.<ref>[[Paul Johnson]], ''Homosexuality and the European Court of Human Rights'', pages 37–39.</ref>

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	'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission for Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court ~~for~~ Human Rights\|Court]].		'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission for Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court of Human Rights\|Court]].

			X had been convicted and sent to prison for sex with an 18-year old men when he was 26, and complained that this constituted discrimination. The complaint was eventually rejected because of the suggestion that there was an element of coercion in the particular relatinship.<ref>[[Paul Johnson]], ''Homosexuality and the European Court of Human Rights'', pages 37–39.</ref>

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'''X v the United Kingdom''' was a case heard by the [[European Commission for Human Rights]] in 1977. It was the first time that a complaint relating to homosexuality was ruled admissible, but even so it did not get as far as the [[European Court for Human Rights|Court]].

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