According to the applicant, he was kept in a windowless cell without any other access to fresh air or daylight. It was dim and stuffy. There was no ventilation.

On the same day a newly appointed commission of the Ministry of Health examined him and diagnosed fatty liver disease.

Fans were provided on request. There were no running hot water available but detainees were permitted to use immersion heaters.

According to the photographs, a television and a fan were made available in some of the rooms.

    The case concerns a confiscation order adopted in respect of the “Victorious Youth”, also referred to as the “Athlete of Fano” or the “Lysippus of Fano”, a bronze statue dating back to the

However, prison regulations restricted the number of fans per cell to one.

    The Court notes that the applicants were kept in a metal cage in the courtroom in the context of their trial. In the leading cases of Svinarenko and Slyadnev v.

In protest, on 30 January 2006 he swallowed 200 barbiturate pills which he had kept hidden. On the same day, he was transported to Floreasca Hospital.

For a month the applicant, who suffers from hepatitis B and C and cannot eat fatty food, was given pork either for lunch or for dinner. His complaints to the administration were to no avail.

176-A&B) as regards the possibility of inspection by the judge and by the defence, the official records and transcripts of tapped telephone conversations were not destroyed immediately but were kept

Prisoners with short-term sentences had been kept in the dormitory. Block 2B had six toilets and six showers. 13.

benefited from this opportunity and have installed electric fans in their cells.

It concluded that the deceased had been suffering from: swelling of the lungs and haemorrhaging, focal serous bronchopneumonia, chronic leptomeningitis, fatty liver disease, chronic persistent hepatitis

According to the Government, the applicant was also allowed to have a private fan.

    Turning to the remaining periods of the applicants’ detention as specified in the appended table, the Court notes that the applicants were kept in detention in poor conditions.

As regards his general conditions of detention during the first period in the Magadan detention facility, the applicant submits the following: He was kept in a cell of 17 square meters where there were

Due to the chronic diseases of the applicant, her personal physician insisted on strict diet, excluding any traces of eggs, meat or fatty foods.

It is frequently necessary, for example, for such measures to be imposed at football matches to ensure that rival fans do not confront each other in situations that may lead to violence.

He learned from the first applicant that she was a CSKA Moscow soccer fan and started to insult her and administer blows on her head with the second applicant’s own scarf, requiring her to curse this soccer

The light in the cell could not be switched off and had been kept permanently on.