In April 2001 the applicant handed to the prison administration a letter addressed to the European Court of Human Rights.

There the applicant was allegedly kicked and punched all over his body, and then made to lie on the floor, while unidentified officers stepped on his head, sat on his back and twisted his handcuffed arms

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  The oil spill caused an ecological disaster whose effects on marine flora and fauna lasted for several months and spread as far as the French coast.

    Narva Arrest House is located on the third (upper) floor of the regional police headquarters.

  The top floor of one of the tenements was allocated to Mr P. and his family, while family S. had been allotted the ground floor.

level and the higher floors at 25% and 20% respectively of the ground floor rate) and was to be rented out for a determinate term.

They slept on two mattresses on the floor.

Mr K. did not enter the flat, waiting for Mr I. on the ground floor. Mr I. spent approximately fifteen minutes in the applicant's flat.

Hard benches were installed in all cells. Cells were heated with a special device that delivered heat from the car cooling system.

Conformément à l'article 804 du code de procédure civile, Carole DAUX-HARAND, Présidente, a fait un rapport oral de l'affaire à l'audience avant les plaidoiries.

When on the plane, the applicant was thrown to the floor, chained down and forcibly tranquillised.

When they had gone to fetch their medication the nurses had told them not to touch the bars through which they handed over the medicines in order to prevent the risk of infection.

This building had eleven floors and the applicant’s room was situated on the 2nd floor, at the end of the corridor organised for detainees.

He was dragged into the police station and placed face down on the floor of the custody unit. His body was inert. Blood dripped from his mouth.

In the summer of 1965 he learned that documents and correspondence had been confiscated from other detainees and handed over to the police.

He was forced to sleep on the concrete floor for two nights and was denied adequate food.

The applicant was handed over to Constable F.O., who also carried out a body search. At 10 a.m. F.O. handed over the applicant to Inspector I.S., the head of the ECID. At 11.30 a.m.

Ce magistrat a rendu compte des plaidoiries dans le délibéré de la Cour, composée de : Madame Carole DAUX-HARAND, Présidente de chambre Madame Carole MENDOZA, Conseillère Madame Florence PERRAUT,