The following day at around 8.43 p.m. the perpetrator called the applicant on his mobile telephone and threatened him with violence if he complained to the police.

In February and March 2006 the first applicant sold medicaments to a company called K., which paid her 22,043.23 Bulgarian levs (BGN) in total.

They were recruited by diving companies used by oil companies drilling in the Norwegian Continental Shelf during the so-called “pioneer period” from 1965 to 1990.

The applicant called up an actor wearing what was described as a “garment of light” – a pair of striped pyjamas reminiscent of the clothing worn by Jewish deportees, with a stitched-on yellow star bearing

On 5 May 2018 a protest rally called “He is not our Tsar” was held.

On 21 June 2010 the applicant’s wife called the police, complaining that he was uttering threats against her. Two police officers came to their apartment and took the applicant to the police station.

On 26 November 2015 so-called “Nardaran events” occurred, during which applicant Abulfaz Bunyatov was arrested.

composée de : Madame Isabelle MONTAGNE, Président, Monsieur Stéphane BOUCHARD, Conseiller, Monsieur Laurent BABY, Conseiller, qui en ont délibéré, Greffier lors des débats : Madame Anne-Sophie CALLEDE

composée de : Madame Isabelle MONTAGNE, Président, Monsieur Stéphane BOUCHARD, Conseiller, Monsieur Laurent BABY, Conseiller, qui en ont délibéré, Greffier lors des débats : Madame Anne-Sophie CALLEDE

délibéré de la cour, composée de : Madame Isabelle MONTAGNE, Président, Monsieur Stéphane BOUCHARD, Conseiller, Monsieur Laurent BABY, Conseiller, Greffier lors des débats : Madame Anne-Sophie CALLEDE

de : Madame Isabelle MONTAGNE, Président, Monsieur Stéphane BOUCHARD, Conseiller, Madame Nathalie GAUTIER, Conseiller, qui en ont délibéré, Greffier lors des débats : Madame Anne-Sophie CALLEDE

At the least, those aspects should have called for a more thorough investigation by the authorities.

Pursuant to Rule 49 § 2 (a) of the Rules of the Court on 28 April 2000 the Government was asked to submit a copy of the decision by which the Yugoslav People’s Army officers were called upon to make themselves

Convention, relying on the YouTube video of the applicant’s son’s interrogation, where the latter had visible injuries, that his son had been ill ‑ treated by the separatist militants of the so-called

implementation of comprehensive and complex measures at both central and local level;   Recalling further that for almost two decades the Committee has, in seven interim resolutions and numerous decisions, called

  The case concerned a Vincent Van Gogh painting called “Portrait of a Young Peasant” which Mr Beyeler bought in 1977 for 600,000,000 lira, or nearly 310,000 euros (EUR), through an intermediary without

conjunction with Article 3 (as regards State liability for ill-treatment based on discrimination) –   The Court considered that, while the police officers’ conduct during the applicants’ detention called

On 26 November 2015 so-called “Nardaran events” occurred.