She found the role physically and emotionally demanding as Mr K. suffered from Parkinson’s disease and she was required to change his clothing, feed him, clean him and lift him as necessary.

According to the applicant he was asked to take off part of his clothing, whereupon the militants saw his tattoo: the Ukrainian national coat of arms with two flags (blue and yellow and red and black).

It considered that the applicant had a legal interest in that finding as there was a risk of repetition of such searches, given that the applicant would receive further visits in the future.

She submitted that the attacker had been “rather short”, and described his clothing. 27.

The main remedy for a tort is an action for damages, but in some cases a permanent injunction can be obtained to prevent repetition of the injury.

(see paragraphs 24, 25 and 29 above), and of a number of other witnesses who had described how the defendants had disposed of their clothing and of the objects taken from the victims’ house.

Examinations of the applicant’s body, his clothing and shoes were conducted in a separate room, with no third parties present. 37.

exact wording of which is unknown due to the standard investigative interview practice of not recording them – which she answered as follows: “In reply to your respective question[s], I would like to repeat

She initially froze but later tried to repel him from forcing oral sex by moving her head and she later tried to stop him from forcing vaginal penetration by scratching and biting him.

I repeat that my husband was not detained but merely taken into police custody. I do not suggest that any plainclothes police officers were at the scene of the murder.

cross-examination at the Inquest to earlier briefings with intelligence sources concerning possible methods of detonation, stating that he believed that there had been a Provisional Army Council directive not to repeat