The applicant argued that the authorities failed to discharge their positive obligations under Article 3 of the Convention and to conduct an effective investigation into the circumstances

The fourth applicant In May 1990, the fourth applicant was given a six month unconditional discharge for damaging property.

In the discharge summary form it was noted that the applicant had a permanent catheter. He was diagnosed with neurogenic bladder and prescribed with the use of a catheter six times a day. 7.

    Application no. 32454/06 Did the State discharge its duty under Article 2 of the Convention to provide appropriate redress for the death of the applicant’s nephew Oleg Zheykov? B.

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Jacqueline De La Maziere and her subsequent discharge from the Army

  The case also concerns the excessive length of the judicial proceedings brought unsuccessfully by the applicant to contest his discharge, from 1989 to 1996 (violation of Article 6, paragraph 1).

In that case the Court found that the respondent State had failed to discharge its procedural obligation under Article 3 of the Convention in that it had not assessed the risk of the applicants’ summary

Following his discharge from hospital, he was charged with public order offences and detained on remand. He was eventually acquitted for lack of evidence. 12.

The declaration provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Elaine Boden and her subsequent discharge from the Army

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Linda Garnham and her subsequent discharge from the Army on the grounds

It therefore quashed the order for discharge and remitted the case back to the County Court.

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Melanie Stinton and her subsequent discharge from the Army on the grounds

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Megan Day and her subsequent discharge from the Army on the grounds

It provided as follows:   “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Brian Wheeler and his subsequent discharge from the army on the

It provided as follows:   “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Lynn Fitzgerald and her subsequent discharge from the army on

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Andrew Ross Griggs and his subsequent discharge from the Army on the

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Kate O’Keefe and her subsequent discharge from the Army on the grounds

  In the Government's opinion, an available remedy was a request for discharge from the hospital together with a claim for compensation.

It provided as follows: “The Government of the United Kingdom regrets the investigation into the sexual orientation of the applicant Jane Anderson and her subsequent discharge from the Army on the grounds