The applicant’s wife was employed from 1976, most recently as a receptionist, and thus contributed to the joint income of the marriage.

Lory, - I... Marie-Louise, - I... Raymond, agissant tant en son nom personnel qu'en qualité de représentant légal de son fils mineur Théo I..., - I...

(Moselle), 30 / de Mme Marianne ZV..., demeurant ...Union à Sarreguemines (Moselle), 31 / de Mme Marie-Rose XE..., demeurant ... (Moselle), 32 / de M. Paul Q..., demeurant ...

XU..., DOMINIQUE XV..., JANNICK YX..., ALAIN YY..., RENE YB..., JEAN-LUC YG..., BENOIT YH..., MICHEL YL..., SERGE YU..., GILBERT ZW..., ANDRE ZX..., PHILIPPE ZY..., DOMINIQUE ZC..., PATRICK ZD..., MARCEL

At the age of nine or ten some alcoholics in her neighbourhood marked a swastika with a nail on her forehead and verbally abused her.

Romania (no. 16900/03) The applicants, Ilie Marcel Stoişor, Maria Işa, Cornelia Stoişor and Carmen Mihaiela Oană, are Romanian nationals who were born in 1945, 1921, 1922 and 1955 respectively and live

They were ordered into a small lorry used for transporting prisoners (“ avtozak ”). The applicant was hit by a rifle butt by a soldier when boarding the lorry.

    One of the witnesses, Mr Chub., was the driver of the lorry that had brought stones for the first barricade.

    The applicant’s arrest The applicant is married and has three children.

At that time a convoy of military vehicles, including an APC (armoured personnel carrier), an URAL lorry and an UAZ van, was driving in the same direction.

Abubakar Bantayev is married to the second applicant; they are the parents of the fourth, sixth, seventh and the eleventh applicants.

In 1984 he had married and, between 1984 and 1988 he had worked as a driver, delivering products for different stores.

Greece (no. 68138/01)   Violation Article 13 The applicants, Aristomenis Zazanis, Maria Sampson and Leonidas Zazanis, are Greek nationals.

    Although the applicant and Mr   Filippov never married, from 1988 onwards they lived together as husband and wife. They purchased all household items for the new flat jointly.

She had married on 8 August 1997. Her husband had left for an unknown destination in April 2004. He had not told her where he was going, just that he would come back.

After he married, the applicant and his wife continued travelling, stopping on the roadside. The applicant made a living by breeding and selling horses and from casual farm labour.

He claimed that he had lost contact with his two sisters who were both married and living with their own families in Afghanistan. 17 .

The above observations lead to the conclusion that B.’s general functioning is adequate, being marked by pronounced social and emotional maturity and clear and mature opinions.

  She is married but separated from her husband in 1991.   8.    As far back as can be traced, the applicant's family have been Gypsies based in South Cambridgeshire.