Such interference was even more odious in view of the aims of the association which was the provision of appropriate housing for its members, an aim that had now come to nought, despite the great amounts

The prosecution stated that the applicant was in great need of public counsel for his defence, although he clearly did not wish to be represented by H. 22.

In line with its findings in S. and Marper (cited above), the Court is of the opinion that the need for such safeguards is all the greater where the protection of personal data undergoing automatic processing

six hours later at 10.35 hours on the morning of his arrest when he was informed that he was being questioned regarding his membership of PIRA and the possession of both weapons and explosives in the Greater

In fact it may be argued that his right should be greater. He is after all innocent until proved guilty and he is in a vulnerable situation.

  Otherwise there is a great risk that the child will, in the meantime, become more closely linked to the family he is about to leave.

February 1997, Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1997 ‑ I), the applicant argued that given that the Supreme Court had found the vast majority of the interview, which had concerned a case of great

    In dismissing the appeal, the CCA found that in the course of a lengthy judgment the SCC had indicated that it had laid very great emphasis on the demeanour of the witnesses in the witness

six hours later at 10.35 hours on the morning of his arrest when he was informed that he was being questioned regarding his membership of PIRA and the possession of both weapons and explosives in the Greater

The case originated in an application against the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland lodged with the Commission on 21 September 1972 under Article 25 (art. 25) of the Convention by a

Furthermore, and above all else, the Court must take an objective and not a subjective view: whatever may have been the applicant’s intentions, the Court must determine whether the Convention requires

  He was sodomised with an electrified rod which caused him great pain and one can see on the patient's face when he speaks of this torture that he was clearly in pain, he is near to tears.

out that the notional income from running the cinema itself during that decade had to be estimated on the basis of the running of the cinema by himself and not on that of the running of it by someone else

Despite the fact that the events concerned date back to the period 1986-1988, the [Deputy Minister] had reasonable grounds for attaching great importance to fact that Article 1F of the 1951 Refugee Convention

He made me hold his hand but nothing else. The next day he was angry and said I was no company and that he would ask [VV] to take my place.” 14.

The applicant was also questioned in detail on matters including where else in the world he had travelled, whether he had voted in the last general election and why he had a commercial credit card, as

She is still suffering from her injuries, as a result of which she cannot obtain employment and is under great psychological stress. 3.

It is not apparent what else the respondent could have meant when he wrote that he wished to discuss ‘not only the past but also future developments in the German "news market"‘.

    The child and the parent who does not have custody are entitled to have access to each other [ omgang met elkaar ]. 2.