As the applicant refused, they handcuffed him with his hands behind the back, put a black cap on his head covering his eyes and took him somewhere downstairs.

The officers told him that after this they would allow the provision of medical assistance to him and would allow him to call his family.

He then got into his car and tried to start the engine. The police officers ordered him to get out of the car and warned him that otherwise they would use force.

The applicant told his mother that he had been beaten up, with 40 ‑ kg weights shackled to him, and threatened by police officers in order to force him to confess to a theft and murder.

The applicant appealed, pointing out that not only did the court dismiss his claims but it also restricted his contact rights by no longer allowing him to take his son to his home.

When the first applicant resisted, holding tight to his unfastened seat belt, the man holding the gun hit him on the head above the left ear with the handle of his gun, which caused him to fall down on

He further alleged that (i) the unlawful decision to consign him also at his home for nine days; and (ii) the fact that he was denied access to the orders issued against him and the documents grounding

The immigration authority ordered him to reside in his partner’s flat, which was designated as his compulsory place of residence following his release.

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 on him when Mr W. took his statement

office ) who questioned him about his intentions after his release from prison.

The police officers severely beat him all over his body. Subsequently they undressed him, stuffed his mouth with earth and grass, and raped him with a wooden stick.

They slapped and kicked him in the head, back, stomach, kidneys and liver, hit his eyes with their fingers, smacked their hands over his ears and spat at him. They threatened to rape and kill him.

In addition, he submitted that the video recording of him at his home had not shown him disobey or insult the officers, that his wife’s statement which had been video recorded on the night in question

    The officers M. and F. returned him to the interview room and threw him on the table on his stomach.

In 1999 criminal proceedings were instituted against him and he was suspended from his post.

His injuries were not regarded as life threatening but were classified as sufficient to render him unfit for ten days. 2.

premiers meubles acquis, ne s'étonnait cependant pas lorsque, en moins de 48 heures, Zieba lui avait présenté un mobilier comprenant 9 pièces importantes qu'il aurait ramené du Nord de la France en plein hiver

To justify his presence in the town, the applicant showed his escorts IDs, house documents and a ticket from Saint Petersburg. The officers drove him back to the station against his protests.

They put a black plastic bag over the first applicant’s head, strangled him and hit him all over his body, particularly on his legs, using truncheons and plastic bottles filled with water.