those concerns by editing out the sensitive passages or supplying a summary of the relevant factual grounds, and concluded that, in not doing so, the Government had fallen short of their obligation to cooperate

It was known that Iranians could be heavily pressured to cooperate with the regime.

registering his son at a school contrary to the Compulsory Education Act and sentenced to a fine of 1,000 Dutch guilders, of which 900 Dutch guilders were suspended on the condition that the applicant cooperate

Moreover, while five judges in a row had to study the voluminous case-file, the applicant and, in particular, one opponent to the proceedings failed to cooperate in these phases of the proceedings. 17.

On 28 May 2009 the Swedish Government informed the Court that the applicants had said that they were willing to cooperate in their return to Serbia.

During the trip the police officers told the applicant that they could settle his case if he agreed to cooperate with them in the role of an agent selling drugs to various people.

others to so do, money which he knows was obtained as a result of crimes not resulting from negligence or contraventions ( misfatto ), and with the aim of hiding its origins. (2) Or whosoever uses, or cooperates

What legal and practical tools are available to the authorities to enforce a return order where the parent who has de facto custody of the child refuses to cooperate and his/her whereabouts are uncertain

In that connection, as noted by international expert bodies, there might be different reasons why victims of human trafficking and different forms of sexual abuse might be reluctant to cooperate with the

In court, the applicant argued that she had no intention of absconding and was willing to cooperate with the prosecution.

Without a [credible] political platform ... and unwilling to cooperate with anyone in the political sphere, the Progressive Socialist keeps herself afloat on her typical feminine hysterics [2.4] .

As no complaint had been made against the UK, it did not fall to the Court to consider whether the UK authorities had complied with their obligation to cooperate with their Russian counterparts.

The Government referred to written statements by the police officers to the effect that the applicant had failed to cooperate by refusing to open any closed compartments (such as cupboards), which had

Switzerland ]), the domestic authorities will have to ensure that the taxpayer will be able to exercise effectively his right not to cooperate in self-incrimination.

In the petition it was submitted that the local authorities had refused to cooperate and assist them in defusing the conflict that had arisen with the orthodox local community. 18.

From these statements it appeared that the applicant was a drug addict who would not voluntarily cooperate with treatment plans.

reason, in addition to the obligation to conduct a domestic investigation into events occurring on their own territories, member States were also subject to a duty in cross-border trafficking cases to cooperate

been taken to penalise the CEPSB for its lack of cooperation with the authorities and no action had been taken against the director of the CEPSB in respect of his refusal, for almost three years, to cooperate

In particular, he emphasised that the refusal was against the fundamental rationale behind the Transfer Convention which was to provide a possibility to States to cooperate towards achieving the purposes