The Pazardzhik Investigation Service Report also stated that, in accordance with the regulations in place at the relevant time, the applicant had been assigned a wooden bed with a mattress

The applicant did not receive a mattress or sheets. The lighting was dim. According to the applicant, his requests for medical assistance were ignored. 2.

There was only a foam mattress and a dilapidated blanket lying on the floor. Blindfolded and handcuffed, he was ‘grilled’.

    The Government submitted that both applicants had been provided with an individual sleeping place and had a mattress, a pillow with two pillowcases, two blankets, two sheets and three towels

The applicant slept on the floor because no bed, mattress or bedding was provided. The cell was not heated; the ventilation and light were poor. The toilet was not separated from the living area.

As the first applicant refused to do so, some officers brought in a dirty mattress and a gas mask. They put wet cloths around his wrists and handcuffed him.

Further, cells should be equipped with a means of rest (for example, a chair or bench) and persons obliged to stay overnight in custody should be provided with a clean mattress and clean blankets.

She was forced to sleep in a bed that had a mattress but no bed linen or duvet. The cell had a sink and a squat toilet.

At night the applicant was given a mattress and bedding. The handcuffs were regularly moved from one hand to the other.

The applicant argued that the bedding, in particular a mattress, did not satisfy his needs.

The applicant slept on a mattress on the floor in the baby's room; she had to look after him if he woke up. 15.     She was never paid, except by Mrs B.'

mirrors or sockets were missing; [that] the right to buy food or items of personal use was limited by the right to spend 550 roubles; [that] the cell was under permanent video surveillance; [that] the mattress

    Each detainee was provided with a mattress, a pillow, sheets and a blanket. The sheets were changed on the days the applicant was allowed to take a shower.

Maskhadov was in the same place as before and was obstructed by a foam-rubber mattress, but I could not see it. Then ... I remember the fumes started to appear and V.

The witnesses disputed [the applicant’s] allegation that he had not been provided with a mattress and pillow; [the witnesses] explained that he had always been provided with a mattress and pillow and had

    On 14 May 1999 the bonds matured and the applicants presented them for redemption. 6.

[O] [M], 376 chemin de la Justice 30700 Uzès, président de la SAS à associé unique OFFICIIS PROPERTIES, présent, assisté de Me François Kopf et Me Inès de Matharel de l'AARPI Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier

What mattered was the question whether there had been a real and individual risk that E. would commit further offences against the applicant and her children.

Furthermore, what mattered was not the entitlement to reimbursement as such, but the impact of the court decisions on the applicant’s right to respect for her sexual self-determination.