The applicant alleged, in particular, that he had been unlawfully detained in inhuman and degrading conditions of detention in the absence of any reasonable suspicion that he had committed

When he had reached the village he had seen that most of the houses had been destroyed and a large number of his fellow villagers had been killed. 48.

In addition, they stated that the allowances were provided for by law, and that their right to receive them had been confirmed by the first-instance court, which had nonetheless decided not to grant the

This panel had found on 25 May 1983 that the wine in the samples had been diluted with water.

According to some witnesses, the deceased had started shooting from the windows and the security forces had fired back. Some witnesses had stated that they could not tell clearly who had fired first.

The applicant had claimed that he had been maltreated and that on the same day a threat to his life had been made by Musa Çitil.

had used a dirty bucket for drawing the samples from the wine tanks, and that some water had been in the bottles into which the samples had been filled.

R ouault -C halier , Head of the General Legal and Litigation Section, Ministry of Justice, Mr   E.

been a number of incidents where Iraqis who had worked for American forces or companies had been killed.

Hakki, ad hoc judge, and Mr V.

It was also noted that investigations into the coup attempt were being conducted across the country, that statements had not yet been taken from all the suspects and that the alleged offence was among

Their horses had died and they had both fallen to the ground. He stated that it had been dark but there had been moonlight.