She alleges that she was unable to do so as she could not afford to hire an advocate authorised to act before that court, whose services were costly.

She has had no news of him since. 20.

She had further been required to undergo plastic surgery, as a result of which she had been suffering from depression.

In the flat, she had lived with T.M. although she had been required to pay rent, and she had done so. She had not had keys to the flat.

Greece (no. 33554/03) Alexandros-Léon Lykourezos is a 72-year-old Greek national who lives in Athens.

She was represented before the Court by Mr D. Zahumenský, a lawyer practising in Brno. The Czech Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mr V.A.

She argued that it was not correct that she had been suffering from muscular dystrophy since early youth, but that she had had a road accident in 1991, since when she had been using a walking stick.

She was given a questionnaire, which she filled in; it was written in English and contained 6 or 7 questions of a political nature and/or concerning the movement she had joined. 21.

    The applicant replied that she had not been legally represented when she had applied to the Court and that she had not been familiar with the Court’s procedural rules.

In her complaint she submitted that she had previously applied to various authorities concerning her son’s disappearance but had received no responses.

She instituted administrative proceedings to have the plan amended.

She relied on Article 8 of the Convention. 5.

She was represented before the Court by her mother, Ms V.

She did not explain whether she had been denied access to a lawyer prior to writing the statement. 8.

Relying on Article   6   §§   1 and   3 (right to a fair trial), she complains that she was merely allowed to consult the confidential file in her case, without being able to take notes

She stated that she had also informed the police, orally, that she had seen a Ford Focus following her on that day.

She is represented before the Court by Alexander Broch, a lawyer practising in Malmö. The Government are represented by their agent, Mrs Anita Linder of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. A.

In this context she relied on Article 8 of the Convention, which reads as follows: “1.

In 2005 she was granted asylum and a residence permit.