One photo entitled “water in a well in Vilshyna hamlet” pictured a bucket full of yellow-orange water near a well.

Buchet, sous-directeur à la sous-direction des droits de l'homme de la direction des Affaires juridiques au ministère des Affaires étrangères. A.

[W] précise : - en page 18 : 'La trémie actuelle a modifié la structure, et suivant le rapport du Bet Buchet produit par la SCI Avialex, il est nécessaire de faire procéder à son renforcement.

Par contrat d'agent commercial du 4 janvier 2010, SBA Vins (anciennement dénommée Siesse-Buchet-d'Amaille) a confié un mandat de sous-agent commercial à M.

de la société ADMINEXT et n'est en aucun cas à l'origine de cette première mission réalisée par EURYNOME" ; Qu'elle verse également aux débats un courriel échangé le 12 avril 2015 entre Monsieur BUCHET

The toilet drainpipes got blocked very quickly and the captives had to use bucket instead.

Selon son avis, l'arrêt Bucheň c. la République tchèque (n o   36541/97) auquel le requérant faisait la référence n'était pas pertinent en l'espèce. 16.

Therefore, inmates had to flush their own personal toilet by means of a water bucket provided. Moreover, at times there was no access to running water in the cell.

He had to relieve himself in a bucket in the presence of other detainees and it was very difficult to breathe in the cells.

indépendamment de toute création de la société 2BDR à savoir : - la page du site sur laquelle apparaît la marque Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin sur la bouteille placée dans un seau à glace transparent dit 'Ice Bucket

L'assignation est ainsi libellée : Dans le cadre d'une inspection occasionnelle au niveau national de la SCP [HO] DOMENGE PUJOL THURET ALPINI BUCCERI CAFLERS et SAUVAGE, notaires associés à Nice, diligentée

The detainees were not forced to use buckets to relieve themselves in the cells. The facility did not have a medical unit or resident medical staff.

    Ms Lush was arrested at approximately 4.15 p.m. while standing under the “bucket” of a “JCB” digger, for conduct “likely to provoke a disturbance of the peace”.

According to him, during the nights they had to relieve themselves in a bucket kept in the cell.

The applicant had to use a bucket for his sanitary needs, the contents of which were thrown away each morning and evening. As a result, the air was stale and there was a strong stench.

They also ordered senior students to bring water into the hall in buckets and to distribute it among the hostages by small portions.

The cell was not connected to a sewer and detainees had to relieve themselves in a bucket, which was removed from the cell once a day to be emptied.

There were no toilets inside the cells; detainees were given buckets without covers or handles. Access to daylight and fresh air was limited.

Therefore, inmates had to flush their own personal toilet by means of a water bucket which was provided to them. Moreover, at times there was no access to running water in the cell.