the prison officers prohibiting him from touching his daughter.

La société Compagnie des éditions de la [Localité 2] a édité l'ouvrage " Un hiver en Provence " sous la marque [Localité 3], auquel il a également collaboré.

On the fourth day the persons in charge of his interrogation had released him pending further questioning.

He complains of pain in his left hip joint.” 44.

They handcuffed him and put a hat over his head covering his eyes. The men put him into a black minibus and drove away. According to the applicant, there were approximately five men in the vehicle.

His son was appointed as his guardian. A month earlier, a complaint had been lodged against him for indecent assaults on minors.

in blows to legs or arms; one officer hit him with a fist to the plexus; another one grabbed his cheek and neck.

The applicant alleges that the two convicts started beating him on his back to make him enter the quarantine unit.

On his arrival he was examined by a medical assistant, who recorded bruises on his left shoulder and left hip. 12.

The officer also hit him several times on the chest with his hand and shook him so that, on one occasion, his head hit the wall.

Violence had been used, G. had pulled him around the room by his moustache, and he had been slightly hit on his head.

He told the ambulance team that the police had beaten him on the day of his arrest. The medical examination carried out revealed no visible injuries on him.

Two days after his release a psychiatrist diagnosed him as suffering from traumatic shock and certified him unfit for work for 20 days.

The applicant had volunteered the confession of his own free will while being questioned as a witness and it was only after his confession that the police had considered him a suspect.

They left him in the room where he was handcuffed and returned there occasionally to hit him with a bottle or a book on his head. They also made small cuts on his body with a knife.

left cheek, and bruising to the left part of his face, his left hip and the lower part of his right leg.

After his conversation with the applicant, B.H. had telephoned I.N. and had told him that the person who had shot him was in Greece. 11.

It did not find it established that, at the material time, the applicant had in fact been informed by Mr B. that he found that unacceptable pressure had been exerted upon him when Mr   W. took his

  In the determination of his civil rights and obligations or of any criminal charge against him, everyone is entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial