In connection with the attack, on 20 November 2008 the applicant underwent another medical examination.

He was also beaten during the attack. Soon after the attack unfolded the applicant lost consciousness.

According to the applicant, the victims of the attack were collaborators who had delivered a group of Partisans into the hands of the Germans some three months earlier.

He claimed that the reduction of his earning capacity caused by the attack in 1985 amounted to 50 per cent in view of the psychological consequences of that attack in addition to the acknowledged physical

In addition, the domestic courts’ conclusion that comparing an adult man to a blonde woman was an attack on the integrity and dignity of men was unacceptable.

During the attack, M.M. shouted that all lesbians should be killed. The attack ceased only after the applicant’s friend used her gas pistol to frighten the attacker.

The applicant community appealed, arguing in particular that the freezing measure was penalising it for the attacks perpetrated by the persons linked to the UOC KP, with authorities imposing the freeze

In actual fact, they argued, the armed forces of the Russian Federation had not launched an attack, but, on the contrary, had defended the civilian population of South Ossetia against Georgian attacks.

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The statement also made links between the attack on Donnelly’s Bar and other attacks allegedly carried out by members of the security forces, both RUC and UDR, and loyalist paramilitaries.

On 20 June 2002, R.C. was questioned by the police concerning the attack on the B.Z. van and the Dison mail van. 12.

He estimated that the attack on the Niva car had continued for about an hour and a half.

He also described several other attackers in some detail, including a Mr   Ye.P. 21.

The applicants are not certain about the exact timing of the attack, as they were in a state of shock. They accept the timing of the attack given by the Government.