On 29 September 2023 the applicant requested authorisation to travel to Germany from 8 October until 10 November 2023.

        In 1976 the applicant was convicted in Germany of attempted theft and sentenced to three years' imprisonment.

GmbH and the rest by the Federal Republic of Germany.

Germany (dec.), no. 54810/00, 26 October 2004).

: The applicants are three associations registered under German law.

The German authorities ordered his expulsion immediately after he finished serving the last of his prison sentences in June 2003.

Arif Koç were resident in the Federal Republic of Germany. The three applicants were charged before the German courts with the commission of various criminal offences.

xa0;       by Karl-August HENNICKE                       against Germany

    The applicant entered Germany on 5 September 1994. On 13 September 1994 he filed a request for asylum.

of the two German States.

In 1992 the applicant married a Polish national in Berlin and lived together with her in Germany. They have three children together, two daughters and a son.

Under German law, compound names were permitted only in very specific exceptional circumstances.

On 9 May 1995 the Administrative Court asked the German Foreign Ministry, Amnesty International, the German Oriental Institute as well as the Max-Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal

Germany (dec.), no. 46165/99, 19 June 2003; L. , cited above, § 36; and Hülsmann v. Germany (dec.), no. 33375/03, 18 March 2008; compare also Różański v.

These documents did not include the German court decisions regarding his above conviction nor the control of his correspondence as remand prisoner.

  On 13 July 2001 he was arrested by two UNMIK police officers (German).

France, Germany and Norway (dec.)

1977 on the ground that the applicant had not shown that his emigration from Romania was due to reasons connected with his adherence to German culture.

In 1949 he left his country and went to the Federal Republic of Germany. On ..