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Moreover, the particular circumstances of the applicant’s case would not render his sentence inhuman treatment or punishment: the applicant pleaded guilty to the serious offence of conspiring to manufacture

about his place of residence.

    Relying on Article 8 of the Convention, the applicant complained before this Court that the order to demolish his house interfered with his right to a home as it was his and his family’s

His appeal was dismissed. His sentence was reduced by nine months.

Other relevant elements were the specifics of the child’s development, his state of health, his disability, the need for his permanent medical rehabilitation and his heavy dependence on his mother and

However, the detention of a person in a prison at a distance from his family which renders any visit very difficult, if not impossible, may, in exceptional circumstances, constitute an interference with

savings – so as to render the State liable for its losses.

, namely his unauthorised absence from service, ordered his provisional suspension and a reduction of his salary by 20%.

Once his national passport had expired his right to leave Serbia could not have been practical and effective without him having the possibility of obtaining a travel document.

COMPLAINTS The applicant complained in his own and his sons’ names under Articles   8, 6, 1 and 46 of the Convention that the German courts had dismissed his motion to broaden his personal contacts

Les mesures ont été prises notamment au regard des débordements qui ont eu lieu dans la capitale le mois dernier ainsi qu'hier, jeudi 13 avril. 5.

He was convicted essentially based on the threatening nature of the text messages received by his partner, witness testimonies made by his daughter and his partner, and his own testimony. 2.

He submitted that eviction would render him homeless and that the State had never offered him any other accommodation, although he had been on the housing waiting list for many years, had worked his entire

    The applicant also complains under Article 14 of the Convention that he has been prevented from obtaining compensation for his vehicle due to his Serbian origin. THE LAW 1.

of his confession statements at his trial.

In support of his application, he submitted his baptism certificate and medical documentation relating to his bronchial asthma, together with an affidavit signed by his partner.

The essence of the Grand Chamber’s judgment was that there had been no violation of the applicant’s rights such as to render his continued detention unlawful.

front of his publishing company.