I tried to sit down on the floor, but because of the small space the bucket of urine tipped over and spilt over me....

The images show the applicants sitting and lying on the floor, although some unoccupied benches are also visible.

If a writer in some odd rag just says he would like to flog gay people or beat them with bulls' pizzles, that would not normally be worth mentioning, other than to say that everyone is entitled to live

circumstances of the case           On 29 September 1983 the second applicant, then a fifth form pupil at BC, an independent private school, was knocked to the floor

The wood-burning stove in the kitchen could not be used; the floors in the kitchen and toilet were in a dilapidated state and liable to collapse. The whole apartment was in an unsanitary condition.

He submits that, on one occasion, he fell off the stool and had to continue taking the shower while lying on the floor, unassisted by anyone.

They cut the rope and put his body on the floor. Doctor M. examined Mr   Antonov’s body and noted no injuries apart from the ligature mark on his neck. 9.

When he fell to the floor, an officer stepped on the handcuffs and the applicant heard the crunch of breaking bones and felt a terrible pain.

The second applicant lost consciousness again and later awoke in the helicopter lying on the floor, with a bag over his head, a soldier’s feet on his back and a gun pointed at his head.

reason, or with whom such a person resides or might reasonably be expected to reside; (d)     a person who is homeless or threatened with homelessness as a result of an emergency such as flood

Social unrest will arise again should you escape or if your health would be harmed.

The applicant had indisputably had the right to publicly deny media allegations which harmed her reputation, or institute the relevant proceedings, or do both of those things.

into account the seriousness of the crime and the need to protect public order, as well as the personality of the accused, who has absconded from the investigation and has thus obstructed the normal flow

The relevant part of the decision reads as follows: “[It has been] established that Vesna Balenović harmed the business reputation of INA by her unauthorised statements in the daily newspaper Slobodna

As a rule, the average floor area per inmate in pre-trial facilities and prisons was less than two square metres (including bed), in dirty, poorly ventilated cells without necessary hygiene facilities.

Then they took me to the fourth or fifth floor and [again] questioned me ... I told them what had happened.

The others would lie or sit on the floor or cardboard boxes waiting for their turn.

He claimed that he had to sleep on the floor due to the insufficiency of beds and had access only to electric light for six hours a day.

The others would lie or sit on the floor or cardboard boxes waiting for their turn.