As to Article 3, he maintains that the brutal attack to which his brother was subjected constitutes torture.

Before Z.S.’s companions fled the scene, the attackers asked them, ‘Why are you with him? Don’t you know that he’s a faggot?’

torture and inhuman treatment if returned to Russia given that he was a Russian national of Chechen origin, allegedly related to an ISIS member wanted by INTERPOL for his engagement in the 2016 terrorist attack

After a heart attack in 2015, his cardiac situation was stabilised through treatment, but he remains at high risk of suffering further vascular diseases.

As noted above, however, the house in which he lived was not destroyed but sustained rather limited damage and he continued to live in it with his family after the military attack.

       The said attack was carried out in the Gürdogan suburb.

Both attackers ran away. Mr L. followed them and one of the attackers shot him in the legs. Two other individuals, Mr S. and Mr La. tried to stop the attackers but were both shot in the legs as well.

When she saw the applicant in the corridor of the court, she became very frightened, started to hyperventilate and had a panic attack.

However, he started to incriminate himself by explaining his encounter with one of the suspected bombers shortly after the attacks and the assistance he had provided to that suspect.

It should therefore be protected against unfounded attacks.

On the morning of 14 August 1974, Turkish military forces, supported by tanks and with air cover, launched an attack on the area.

The text beneath read as follows:   “Wolfgang Rauter on the unfair attacks by Rezar, Kaplan and Co: how does it bother an oak tree if pigs rub themselves against it?”

The national authorities suspected the applicant’s son, Mr Kazbek Leonidovich Tashuyev, of involvement of a terrorist attack in Nalchik on 1   May 2010 and placed him on the wanted list.

the Court had no reason to doubt that the officer who fired the shots had honestly believed his life to be in danger; it took the view that he had used his weapon as a means of defence against the attack

According to the applicants, the attack was perpetrated by a brother of S. in an attempt to avenge his death. Nobody was prosecuted for this attack.

He died of a heart attack in Kosh prison (Armenia) on 20 January 2009 while serving a sentence for fraud, falsification of documents and tax evasion.

  2343/16 claimed that they were unable to determine with certainty which of the respondent States was responsible for the attack.

His evidence was that he had heard some shouting and banging on the night of the attack and had seen M. banging on doors.

On 25 May 2007 an expert psychiatric report found that she was under constant stress from the attacks and that the harassment by the neighbours was affecting her emotionally.