Regarding Leyla Zana, the Court of Cassation noted the following: she had undergone political training in a PKK camp in Bekaa (Syria); she had had four conversations with the head of a clan

in the refugee camp, as there is nothing in the case materials to suggest that the network has ever been transferred to the debtor company.

The reasons stated in the appeal were, inter alia , that the Administrative Court had not given appropriate reasons as to whether the land had been of public interest. 28.

    The Court also observes that the courts examined in their judgments whether or not information concerning the alarming situation in the camps was already in circulation when the applicant

    In its judgment, the Court of Appeal noted, inter alia : “...

Section 12 “(1) The courts work in principle in specialised court sections. (2) The specialised court sections are established in line with the type and quantity of work in the court, in the criminal area

The change in the law was therefore irrelevant in the applicants’ case. 20 .

were in hiding.

The officers then drove the first applicant to a camp in an unknown, government-controlled area of Sri Lanka. 11.

The United Kingdom joined with the United States of America in military action in Afghanistan, which had been used as a base for al-Qaeda training camps. 10.

The participants in that manifestation not only loitered about and consumed alcohol like in the past, but had established themselves as if at a camp site.

connection with the deportation of eight persons arrested by the French police in Bordeaux and held in Bordeaux and then in Drancy Camp before being deported to Auschwitz and exterminated there.

He was notified of his liability to deportation on 29 October 2008 and did not make any representations in response. Nor did he appeal against deportation.

years; in Finozhenok it was three years; in Deari and Others it was two and a half years; in Elsanova it was two years; and in Gusar it was one year and eight months). 35.

Further arguments in respect of these matters followed in subsequent paragraphs.

The applicant was to serve his punishment in his service accommodation in the Butmir camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while being required to take part in the activities of his unit during regular working

While religious freedom is primarily a matter of individual conscience, it also implies, inter alia , freedom to manifest one’s religion, alone and in private, or in community with others, in public and

in a prison.

In the case of S.S. and Others v.

Members of the Croatian army appeared at the crime scene and took the first applicant to a UNPROFOR ( United Nations Protection Force ) camp in Knin.