She had talked to her husband through the wall. He had asked her to bring warm clothes and to look after their daughter.

On the same date the Leninskiy District Prosecutor’s Office (“the District Prosecutor’s Office”) refused to set up a criminal inquiry into the applicant’s allegations of ill-treatment for want of objective

Isa Aytamirov, barefoot and in his underwear, was taken to a shed in the yard and placed with his hands up against the wall. Meanwhile, Ms M.

They had also thrown him against a wall several times. He had had no choice but to write that confession. After he had signed the statement, he had been given some vodka.

N. put his arms around [the applicant] and carried him out into the hallway, put him face to the wall on the left and let go of him.

The man had confirmed receipt of the money and told the applicant and her husband to wait for his call.

A.T., contacté par la gendarmerie, s’était renseigné par talkie-walkie auprès des gardes de ces postes. Ceux-ci lui avaient répondu qu’ils avaient tiré sur un individu et que ce dernier était blessé.

The applicant further contends that A.P. had been given drugs with the purpose of controlling his behaviour and that he had been made to walk barefoot so that he would not attempt to escape.

Dans leurs conversations au talkie-walkie, les policiers simulèrent d’être confrontés à une attaque de terroristes.

    Between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. the applicant was ordered to stand facing the wall in the corridor and then in one of the offices. 6.

    On 1 May 1999 a group of people, including the applicants, gathered in the building of the Health Workers’ Trade Union and started to walk towards the amphitheatre for the May Day celebrations

They claimed that the applicant had made slanderous allegations in an attempt to waste their time and to demean the police force.

Chief sergeant H.B. poured water over him to try to restore him to consciousness. An ambulance was called shortly afterwards and Mr Stefanov was taken to the regional hospital in Kazanlak. 2.

coercive measures: (1)     physical, technical and chemical means of restraining or escorting persons or   of   stopping vehicles; (2)     truncheons; (3)     water

Hepatitis A may be contracted by drinking contaminated water and by eating raw vegetables and fruits.

In particular, he submitted that he had been beaten; water had been poured on him, followed by electric shocks.

He stated that he had been beaten, hung by the arms, immersed in cold water and forced to lie in ice. Furthermore, his testicles had been squeezed.

    During his detention the applicant was deprived of food and water. He was not provided with any bedding and was forced to spend nights outside on a concrete walkway.

Cemal Uçar left his house to buy water. Four plain-clothes persons carrying weapons and radios attempted to abduct him. Cemal Uçar tried to run away. However, he was caught behind his house.