The Government argued that if the applicants had considered that there were no effective remedies to complain about the alleged infringement of their rights, they should have lodged their

The bodies were also photographed, both with their clothes on and after they were taken off. The prosecutor and the doctors noted in their report the extensive injuries they observed on the bodies.

  Also under this provision they complain of the threat of expulsion, during their stay in the transit area, from Austria to Cyprus, and from there to Lebanon, where they would individually be forced

  They are British citizens by virtue of their birth in the United Kingdom whilst their parents, Turkish Cypriots, were in the United Kingdom.

On 3 October 1985, the County Administrative Court dismissed an appeal by the applicants against the last-mentioned decision; they withdrew their appeal on this point in subsequent proceedings before the

Then the officers threw the inmates, one on top of another, into a van, where they kicked them for about twenty minutes.

  The court then noted that both children were mature for their age and capable of judging the behaviour of their parents and their own relationship with them.

The applicants and their families then moved to Elazığ where they currently live.

While they were sitting on the ground, the policemen kicked and pushed them. Their personal details were then recorded.

We too would like there to be the rule of law in this country, that there be rights in this country, that Kurds be allowed freedom in the expression of their identity and individual rights.

  They further complained, under Article 5, about the Turkish authorities’ refusal to acknowledge their relatives’ detention and that there was no evidence that their relatives had been informed of

  The Court of Appeal held that these were not statutory forms, although the applicants refer to them in their application as "final consent forms".

The first applicant asked the servicemen how their car had arrived at the dugout. They replied that it had arrived there, followed by a four-door silver-grey Niva vehicle.

  In these circumstances it cannot be ruled out that there was a continuing situation as regards the determination of the applicants' civil rights in relation to the objects pledged to them by their

After the shooting they both fell down...They were both lying on their stomachs, and both gave signs of life, one of them was crying and the other moaning ... then Sergeant S. appeared, I called him ..

They sought a finding that there had been an unlawful interference with their right to their reputation and compensation for the harm caused to them by the publication.

failed immediately to perceive their innocence or give them the benefit of any doubt.

Prior to their arrest the police had given them no warnings and no orders which they could have disobeyed.

The Court agrees with the Government that this claim must be rejected, since there is no evidence establishing that the applicants would have been able to find employment in these capacities in Guernsey