In one of those photographs he is seen sitting on the bench in a small detention room behind bars. 2.     The Government’s account 12.

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  Malta (no. 35829/03, 24 October 2006) and Bezzina Wettinger and Others v.

During the visit, eight detainees were being held in cell no. 38, which measured 24 square metres.

    In 2000 the applicant fled to Turkey because he was being searched for by the Russian authorities.

  He was prosecuted for armed robbery and spent 13 months in pre-trial detention in Greece before being acquitted on 11 February 1998.

For example, in Sebastopol ITT, up to 10 persons were being held in cells of 15 m² and in several cells there were more persons than beds. 51.

Consequently, the SIZO administration had not prepared a packed lunch to be taken by the applicant upon being escorted to the courtroom. 53.

It is evident that he has been placed in the worst cell, cold and damp, instead of being treated in the hospital.

    In 1954 part of the applicants’ property was being rented out as a caravan site. 8.

In particular he complained that his isolation was detrimental to his health and well-being. 12.

He noted that S. had not confirmed having been ill-treated or having seen the applicant being ill-treated.

made or compensation being paid, had infringed their right to the peaceful enjoyment of their possessions under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 (protection of property).

Bellin, Mr   M. Stotz, Mr   P. Tamme ,   Advisers ; (b)     for the applicants Mr   R. Buschmann ,   Counsel , Mr   K. Jessolat, Ms   U.

They claimed that they were being denied the use of their property without being provided with adequate compensation.

The reason for his detention was given as being that under Article 5 of the Act, he was in Malta without leave. He was consequently detained at the police headquarters. 8.

R.R. made it to Austria, but allegedly decided to join his family, who were returned to Greece after being arrested in North Macedonia.

    In 2010 the applicant and his family left Uzbekistan to escape the oppression they faced on account of their religious beliefs.

There was no bed or bedding. The applicant was not provided with food or allowed outdoors.