| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - uation of pregnancy (see paragraph 43 above).100.  Furthermore, she complained that her personal rights, including her right to respect for personal dignity, had been breached as a result of the manner in which the issue of her access to genetic tests had been determined (see paragraph 43 above).101.  The Court observes that the Supreme Court, in its judgment of 11 July 20
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