On 10 September 2001 during the search of his cell the applicant had refused to comply with orders (to stay in the corridor against the wall), and had threatened the officers with reprisals, insulting

When the applicant got out, the police officer pushed him between his car and the wall of a building.

They admitted that there had been a police truncheon in the room, hanging on the wall, but stated that it had not been used.

At the same time, in the applicant’s submission, the Court ought not to wait for the outcome of that investigation, as it already had sufficient evidence before it to decide on the case.

After the roll call the inmates had carried him to the infirmary because he had been unable to walk unaided. 14.

  had then started to walk away but turned back when he heard a gunshot; whereupon he saw Mr Beker on the floor, with a pistol next to his feet. 11.

He maintained that because of this and the blows to his left leg, he had been unable to walk for a considerable time.

patients there were five   psychiatrists – of which two coming daily – and six general practitioners, working in shifts for five hours daily), the insalubrity of the wards and toilets (no running water

Heavy machinery was used to make large holes in the prison roof, through which the gendarmes poured boiling water and sprayed gases. 10.

Since no one has ever bothered to charge the principal, the newspaper will have to wait a rather long time, more or less an eternity, for a judgment confirming or rebutting his culpability.

The applicant could not speak or walk, he had facial injuries consistent with the results of a violent assault and his clothes were wet and dirty.

According to the plaintiff, upon his placement in the isolation ward, he was hit with his head against the walls. However, his co-accused Ch. did not confirm this allegation.

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

applicant was placed in the local temporary detention centre, where she allegedly suffered as a result of a lack of appropriate sanitary and hygienic conditions; the cell was dark, damp and dirty; the water

acts, ensuring the security of individuals, neutralising terrorists and minimising the consequences of terrorist acts; ‘zone of a counter-terrorist operation’ shall refer to an individual terrain or water

Each time the applicant fainted, the police officers poured water over him to make him come to his senses. The applicant also alleged that a certain T. and K. had participated in the beatings. 8.

    After having waited for a while, the second applicant enquired twice about his father with the officers at the barrier, who told him to wait.

Given the duodenal ulcer complicated by perforation (defect of the wall of a hollow organ), the transfer of Mr Tarariyev from the [Khadyzhensk] colony to Apsheronsk Hospital for surgery was vital ... 4.5

She had told him that she could not walk. 15.