.-98834 YATE représenté par Me Denis MILLIARD de la SELARL MILLIARD-MILLION, avocat au barreau de NOUMEA LE G. D. P.

    On 15 March 1996 the military prosecutor’s office of military unit no.

journal "Igel" in the area of Austrian military barracks.

Peculiarities of the status of the military judges 1.     Judges of the military courts shall be military servicemen and shall be on staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 2.

Instead, he was assigned to several military units as a builder. Law no.

In 2005 he refused, on the basis of Biblical precepts, to perform his military service and was forcibly conscripted. He joined the regiment but consistently refused to wear a military uniform.

On 22 April 2003 the judgment of the Çorlu Military Court became final as neither the military prosecutor nor the applicant appealed.

of Turkey – the Military Court had found that his objection to performing military service was not based on religious beliefs but on political reasons.

    On 4 July 2002 the military prosecutor of military unit no.

On 4 July 2002 the military prosecutor of military unit no.

He requested the court to annul his appointment to the İzmir Military Hospital.

composed of a military officer with no legal background and two military judges. 16.

Militare, “SPM”).

for private life Obligation on person found unfit for military service to pay exemption tax: article 8 applicable   Facts : In 1997 the applicant was declared unfit for military service by a military

D A et Mme E B, agissant en qualité de représentants légaux de leur fils mineur C A, représentés par la SCP Milliand-Dumolard-Thill, agissant par Me Milliand, demandent à la cour : 1°) d'annuler le

On 29 August 2002 the Northern Caucasus Military Prosecutor’s Office transmitted their application to the military prosecutor’s office of military unit no. 20102.

Both applicants served in the army and were granted military pensions.

Both applicants served in the army and were granted military pensions.

, that the procedures and methods of military training do not subject him to distress or suffering of an intensity exceeding the unavoidable level of hardship inherent in military discipline and that,