admitted that there was no combined flushing toilet system installed in Division 3 due to the nature of the structure of the building, so inmates had to flush their own personal toilet by means of a water bucket

There was no lavatory bowl and inmates used a metal bucket to relieve themselves. The bucket was filthy and was not separated from the rest of the cell by any partition.

There were no toilets, instead two buckets were provided.

They had to wash their clothes in the same bucket that was provided to clean the floor.

    The applicant had to use a bucket for his sanitary needs, the contents of which were thrown away each morning and evening.

Also, every other night the only toilet in the cell was decontaminated with half a bucket of chlorine-based reagent.

The rest of the time he had to use a plastic bucket as a toilet. 20.     The applicant had the right to one hour's exercise in the open air per day.

  The prisoners threw a bucket at him and struck him around the head and body with a mop.   He received bruising to the left shoulder and head and received medical treatment.

Given that in the cell there was neither running water, nor toilet facilities, the applicant had had to use a bucket to relieve himself.

A bucket was provided for the sanitary needs of the detained. There was no hot water, soap or other toiletries. The applicant was not permitted to go out of his cell for exercise.

The applicant submitted that if he did not have his own bucket containing five litres of water, he could to drink any water between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Inmates were provided with a single bucket for both waste and lavatory purposes. The bucket serving as a lavatory was not separated from the rest of the cell, and thus offered no privacy.

The bucket for flushing the toilet had been taken away and the toilet could not therefore be cleaned properly, which had caused an unbearable smell.

For the rest of the time he had to use a bucket placed in the cell. No table or chairs were provided. Nor was there a sink or running water. He was not given any toilet paper.

  4 and 5, which were not equipped with a toilet, the inmates had to use a plastic bucket kept in the corner of the cell in plain view of other detainees present in the cell.

; Ugo SCHIAVO Born in 1922 Deceased in 2014 Heirs Maria Grazia RIBAUDO 1929 Vittorio SCHIAVO 1955 Rosalia BARONE 1953 Maria Luisa CORMACI 1932 Mauro Augusto AGNELLO 1939 Annamaria MELLO 1934 Maria BUCCHERI

Harsh criticism of churches or religious societies ( Religionsgesellschaften ) and religious traditions and practices (such as kosher butchery or polygamy) had to be lawful.

xa0; The Court reiterates that costs incurred in the domestic proceedings may only be reimbursed as far as they were necessary in order to prevent or redress the violation found (see, for instance, Buchberger

tirent de l'" ensemble (de leurs) activités économiques " (maisons construites sur les terres de leurs ascendants, cultures de ces terres, droits sur les terres communales du village, activités de bûcheron