The French Government also brought the case before the Court on 30 March 1999.

He also sought civil damages. On 19 December 2005 the court convicted the applicant of defamation and sentenced him to pay a criminal fine of 10,000,000 Romanian lei (ROL) and to pay to R.N.

It also continued to deduct trade union dues for remittance to LFÍ.

Since 2012 the applicant also repeatedly requested to change the “sex/gender marker” and the numerical personal code (birth number) on her national identity card.

The first applicant also stated that he had seen injuries on his son’s dead body. 10.

    On the same date, the police also took a statement from M.S, an eyewitness.

For the bulk of the proceedings, however, including all the hearings to determine the truth of the statements in the leaflet, they had acted alone.

That was also indicated in the application form on which the applicant lodged his tax exemption request (see paragraph 5 above). 17 .     Its earlier judgments (no.

The applicant also pointed to the need to examine fingerprints on the weapon and the handwriting of the notes on the wall.

Reference is also made to an allegation which the applicants make in cases N.H. v.   Poland (no.   10271/22) and A.R. v.

    Relying on Article 3 of the Convention, taken alone and in conjunction with Article 13, he complained about the allegedly inhuman or degrading conditions in which he was held in the transit

  1 to the Convention alone, and in conjunction with Article   13 of the Convention, to the Maltese Government (“the Government”), represented by their Agents, Dr   C.

On the same day the public prosecutor also questioned an eye-witness, M.S.K., who was a relative of the victims.

fair hearing), and of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 (protection of property) taken alone and in conjunction with Article 14 (prohibition of discrimination).

Likewise, those arguments had also been raised by the applicant but not given due consideration by the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court in the subsequent proceedings concerning the cancellation of

Avin, who had also been granted a provisional residence visa, did not travel with her mother and sister to the Netherlands but stayed in Iraq in the care of her grandparents.

In this regard, he refuted the idea that worshipping “independently” or “individually” meant “alone”, as religion is inherently of a collective nature.

These two individuals had also been stopped by the gendarmes on suspicion of petrol smuggling.

The Court also found, unanimously, that there had been a violation of Article 6 §§ 1 and 3 (c) in respect of two of the applicants.

The court also ordered the suspension of the applicant’s driving licence for a period of two years.