Many witnesses in the domestic proceedings had expressly stated they had felt threatened as homosexual people and that the publication and reproduction of the article had caused them feelings of fear.

He alleges violations of   - Article 3 of the Convention, in that, in the framework of the system   described above, acts are punished which are not "felt" as punishable   and that families

  Nevertheless, the applicants' representatives stressed that if, in spite of arguments they   had advanced in support of this latter claim, the Commission felt that the Government's offer was

They had merely argued – explaining that they were best placed to assess, when the time came, how the national community felt about the issue – that determining the appropriate moment for a specific legal

judges of the City Court, to whom he had stated not only that he remembered the applicant hitting his mother and yelling, but also that he wanted the proceedings to stop, had bad feelings in his body and felt

their lives had been in danger both when they had opened fire and as they had continued to fire; that the force used throughout had been reasonable in the circumstances; and that once the soldiers had felt

clavicules et présente des limitations d'amplitude des deux épaules., qu'il a été opéré d'une hernie inguinale en 2011, qu'il a été victime d'un accident du travail la même année et a souffert de de côtes fêlées

et sales ; tapis empoussiéré et sale ; plaquage d’une porte du buffet endommagé, ne peut plus se fermer, et une porte abîmée en arête ; un miroir cassé ; traverse supérieure de la cheminée en marbre fêlée

On 23 September 2005 he stabbed and injured an innocent bystander with a knife because he felt threatened.

The applicant must have felt intimidated as a result of those contacts, especially as he had been detained and would have to remain in the prison for a lengthy period, which might give rise to a legitimate

       The effects of these measures of a general character are already being felt in terms of length of proceedings.

The Court’s assessment was confirmed by the fact that the National Council of the Judiciary had itself felt the need to come back to the issue in July 1993 and state in clear terms that the exercise of

It found that the applicant had been humiliated, people had felt sorry for him and had avoided him, thereby jeopardising his personal reputation and dignity, which were the basis of his personal integrity

  In the end I felt that that blow was the         clearest possible evidence of child abuse.

The [second] applicant stated that she became increasingly concerned about the actions of the authorities as time went by, and felt that she might be charged with an offence when her passport was retained

    The Regional State Prosecutor found it established and justified that F and B had felt attacked by the heavy four-wheel drive vehicles and that they had felt in imminent danger which justified

Turquie , § 54, 9 juin 1998, Recueil 1998-IV, Feldek c. Slovaquie , n o 29032/95, § 74, CEDH   2001-VIII, De Lesquen du Plessis ‑ Casso c.

Russia , no. 37406/03, §   33, 14   October 2008, and Feldek v. Slovakia , no. 29032/95, § 74, ECHR   2001 ‑ VIII)?

In the course of this hearing, the Regional Court heard the applicant who stated that he currently felt well although he was tired and sometimes had problems with eating, which were the side effects of