The applicant's claim is that the PKK group were incinerated by napalm dropped from aircraft.

The barbed-wire prevented his escape from the area and he died from the ensuing skirmish.   A post-mortem report concluded that the cause of Mr Isaak’s death was “multiple head trauma”.

On 30 September 1998 the applicant was released from the sobering-up centre.

The toilet was not separated from the living area and was exposed to the video surveillance camera.

the young man by some five meters from the initial place, away from the garage. 18.

on reporting arrest and conviction of famous actor: violation Facts – The applicant company is the publisher of a national daily newspaper with a large-circulation which in September 2004 published a front-page

Almost all the applicants’ attempts to withdraw the money from their accounts failed.

According to the applicant the prison officers beat him, and, among other injuries, he emerged from the incident with a broken rib.

Having noticed the military vehicle in front of their house, the fugitives tried to escape. While running away they were shot by G. after he had given them a warning to stop.

The applicant was one of the co-founders and deputy chairman of the Yeni Fikir Youth Movement (“the Movement”), an organisation founded in 2004 and affiliated with the opposition Popular Front Party.

Both attempts were allegedly followed by fierce retaliations from the prison guards.

Radu, from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 3.

The nasal septum has been realigned to the left and a double front [splint was made] ...” B.

The barricade that stands in front of the reality that the people of Turkey need stands in front of the journalist sometimes officially, sometimes unofficially and sometimes in the form of a gang.

    On 18 February 2009 the Serbian authorities heard evidence from X.

Nor had he distanced himself from the picture of Himmler with the swastika and from the quoted statement. It was not obvious that the applicant rejected Nazism.

He saw the driver running across the road from left to right at an angle away from him. He was looking over his right shoulder in Sergeant A’s direction as he ran.

One bullet entry wound from the left elbow, one bullet exit wound from the left arm, one bullet entry wound from the left nipple and one bullet exit wound from the back were found on the body.

    On 26 April 2001 the SSC held its first hearing, when it heard evidence from the accused, the police officers and defence witnesses.