officer: violation   Facts : The applicant is the father of Maşallah Yılmaz, a 20-year-old conscript who killed himself during compulsory military service.

During the interrogation the applicant admitted that he was a leading member of the TDP. He further signed a declaration containing the details of his illegal activities.

  He is of the opinion that this provision has been violated both during the investigation of his case and during the trial in the High Court.

During the day on 17 November 2005 the applicant produced a confession ( явка с повинной ) about aggravated robbery committed by him on 6 November 2005.

COMPLAINTS Relying on Article 3 of the Convention, the applicant complains that he was ill-treated during his detention in police custody.

In its replies, the District Court informed the applicant that that complaint would be examined during consideration of his criminal case on the merits.

During the hearing counsel complained of the fact that he had not been granted access to the investigation file yet.

The applicant submits that he had a plaster cast for three months and during that period he had required help from his inmates. He also wore a cervical collar for a year.

According to the applicant, the state-appointed lawyer was not present during the questioning; he merely signed the interview record.

During that period, there were several incidents when the police used allegedly excessive force against demonstrators. 6.

During the journey to the police station and on arrival he complained of nausea, and he had to be helped out of the vehicle by police officers.

During the event, the LGBT participants in the march were insulted, threatened and assaulted by a larger group of counter-demonstrators who were members of two religious groups.

On 15 February 2010 the applicant saw her son during a court hearing and noted that he had coughs and fever. On 16 February 2010 a narcologist examined B.

During the investigation the police had questioned numerous witnesses at the prosecutor’s request.

    Invoking Article 2 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention, the applicant complained that his right to education was violated during his detention as he had no access to a vocational education

He became paralysed from the waist down as a result of wounds he sustained during that shooting. Ever since, he is 100% disabled, suffers from incontinence, and only moves in a wheelchair.

SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CASES The applications mainly concern the alleged unfairness of the criminal proceedings due to the systemic restriction imposed on the applicants’ right of access to a lawyer during

During the demonstration someone read out a press statement and the crowd, including the applicant, shouted slogans.