Detainees had to be detained in cells with natural and artificial light, ventilation, sanitary facilities, furniture and individual beds fixed to the floor or walls.

    Witness P.I. stated that on 3 May 2006 he was returning together with other detainees from outside the prison under escort and saw a detainee on the floor of cell 121, covered in blood, and

    The Court reiterates that the possibility for parties to take part in proceedings flows from the objectives and purpose of Article 6 of the Convention, taken as a whole.

She further argues that her minor daughter is growing up in poverty and is harmed in her development whereas under Article 27 of the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child (“the 1989 Convention”) she

    The Court reiterates that the possibility for the parties to take part in proceedings flows from the object and purpose of Article 6 of the Convention, taken as a whole.

  The protective measures against intruding game must not be such as to endanger the life of the game in case of floods.

possibility of requesting regular judicial reviews of the question of upholding a measure entailing, inter alia , compulsory admission to a hospital for the mentally ill, the use of indefinite measures can hardly

What suffered was the free flow of information that was vital to vigorous political discourse. B.     The Court's assessment 35.

The servicemen forced the Khadzhialiyev men to the floor and then beat them with machine gun butts.

Flore, Director-General, Federal Justice Department. 3.

While the two men were standing on the ground floor of the police station, they heard someone shouting “No visits! They should leave!”

The meeting during which Mr B. handed over the money to the first applicant took place on 27 August 2005 at noon, in the apartment of a mutual friend of theirs.

Masked men in camouflage entered the applicant's house and ordered all those present to lie face down on the floor. After that they put handcuffs on the applicant's son and forced him into an APC.

whether he was shot by the policeman, he answered “no”; whether he shot himself, he answered “yes”; did he steal the gun from the police - “no”; did he ask for the weapon from the policeman and it was handed

  On 20 March 1972, the department did however issue them with a permit to occupy the house except for the garage and the veranda above it; the first floor and the attic were not included in the list

The representatives were allowed to take the floor twice and to submit what in their opinion would be of relevance to the outcome of the case.

Immediately after arrest he was handed over to servicemen from the GUIN for transportation to the pre-trial detention centre in Chernokozovo, Chechnya.

The applicant heard the shots and when he went to look he saw the body of his brother lying on the floor while the militia members looted the shop.

    The applicants received hardly any substantive information from the authorities about the investigation into Shamil Akhmadov's disappearance.