The first applicant lived in Paris, the second in   Hertzila, the third in Ashdod, the fourth in Haifa, and the fifth in   Tel   Aviv. The first applicant died on 12 June 2010.

Ils avaient fait preuve de générosité en accueillant près de 230   000 personnes fuyant les camps d’extermination et en recevant temporairement des enfants victimes de la guerre.

In the case of Gütl v.

In May 1970 Baader was liberated by armed force. In summer 1970 Baader, Ulrike Meinhof, Horst Mahler and others went to Jordan in order to undergo a training in a guerilla camp.

L.Y. in Fuqing town, China, in May 1994.

    A public hearing took place in public in the Human Rights Building, Strasbourg, on 29 June 2016 (Rule 59 § 3).

CIA custody in Romania 5.

In particular, the factual circumstances, inter alia , suggested that there existed a criminal organisation made up of politicians, civil servants, entrepreneurs and bankers.

In the case of Čakarević v.

He also noted that there was no mess in the residence nor were there any suspicious packets of drugs or other substances in the apartment or in the refuse containers.

the examination again in 2000 as she had succeeded in 1999. 9.

In the case of Hodžić v.

In the case of Dimitras v.

In such circumstances, the Parliament security service considered that in order to protect the journalists in the gallery, they should be moved to a safer place where they would not be in danger.

[S]ince September 2005 I have been working as an au pair in the United Kingdom. ...

leur présence dans des bâtiments dont les flocages à l'amiante se dégradaient, ou à proximité de bâtiments en cours de flocage (pour celles des victimes déjà présentes dans les premiers bâtiments du campus

, and various documents, including a copy of a judgment handed down in October/November 1995 in which a Taliban Islamic Court in Herat - in proceedings held in absentia – had convicted the first applicant

    The applicant appealed anew to the Regional Court of The Hague, arguing, inter alia, that the Minister had erred in finding him guilty of participation in torture under the auspices of the

in A.A.Q. v.