his situation.

hands, pulled a bag over his head, beat him with blunt objects, repeatedly hit him in the scrotum with a stick and threatened to hurt his family members.

Pour la promo d'hiver on s'est mis d'accord.

Y... a été embauché en décembre 1964 par la Régie communale des remontées mécaniques de Peisey-Nancroix en qualité d'employé aux remontées mécaniques pour la saison d'hiver 1964-1965 ; que son contrat

signé un protocole d'accord avec son employeur daté du 9 juin 1993, en exécution duquel la société lui a versé une somme correspondant à un préavis de trois mois et aux commissions de la saison Automne-Hiver

X... et cinq membres de sa famille ont, pour regagner la station de sports d'hiver, emprunté, en l'absence de neige, le télésiège géré par le Syndicat intercommunal à vocation unique de Vallouise-Pelvoux

When Tomislav had answered, that man had hit him on the head with a ball he had found there (Tomislav had had his head covered with his hands at the time).

One of them forced him on to the ground, sat on his back and hit him in the kidney area.

The applicant alleged that the ITT had originally refused to admit him because of his injuries and had agreed to admit him only after he had presented a written explanation of his injuries to the ITT medical

his conviction.

right part of his back, bruises of 2 x 2 cm on his waist, bruises on the front of his left arm, a bruise on the back of his left shoulder, bruises of 2 x 2 cm on his left hip and a trauma of 2 x 4.5 cm

the execution of his disciplinary sanction, despite the prison administration’s decision acknowledging that his disability did not allow him to stay alone.

In its decision the court dismissed, inter alia, the applicant’s argument, that in December 2012 he had broken his left leg which precluded him from the timely renewal of the residence permit and reasoned

The applicant complained to his brother that police officers had repeatedly hit him on the head with a small plastic bottle filled with water.

At the same time the court examined medical evidence produced by the applicant in support of his claim that his suffering from an advanced stage of the HIV infection precluded his detention.

They put wet cloths around his wrists and handcuffed him. One of the officers punched him in the solar plexus and pushed him on the mattress.

An officer hit him in the head and a shoulder with an empty bottle, crushed a bottle over his knee and then forced him onto his knees and ordered him to gather up the pieces of glass.

The police officers used electric shocks, twisted his arms, put plastic bag over his head, chocked him and put a truncheon in his mouth.

He was slapped in the face, forced on his knees, kicked repeatedly; a paper bag was then pulled over his head and his soles were hit many times with a piece of wood.