His arms are stretched out in front of him and his fingers rest on the wall to support all of his body weight. The detainee is not allowed to reposition his hands or feet. [8.]

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and unjustified interference with his right to respect for his private and family life.

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He further submitted that his medical complaints were related to the reasons for his flight and that they ought, therefore, to be examined in the course of his request for asylum.

In February 2012 he was admitted to the National School of Judges and he unsubscribed from these insurances due to his registration with another insurer.

In particular, the police officers handcuffed his hands behind his back and made him lie down on the floor with his feet tied up and secured under a chair.

The general remarks recorded in his test results after 6 October 1997 was that his preferences were “non-deviant” given that his greatest responses was to adult females.

He repeated his allegations against them.

On the same day I.G. apprised the applicant of his right to defence and his right not to incriminate himself.

The applicant then instituted proceedings before the Administrative Court on his own behalf and that of his daughter. In October 1997, the applicant withdrew his request for enforcement.

and, finding that there were no impediments to his return to his country of origin, ordered his expulsion.

  He refers to the situation of his father and his brother who returned to Turkey in 1986, as well as of his sister who has been detained by the Turkish authorities for three days.

He renewed his application.

  He submits in particular that his expulsion to Pakistan would in fact interrupt his relationship with his son, inasmuch as he could not afford to visit his son in Germany.   2.

The applicant asserted that his detention was unlawful, and that his defence rights under Article 6 of the Convention had been violated.

A.I. disagreed with SACA's decision on his dismissal and lodged a court action seeking his reinstatement.

According to his medical notes, he had bruises on his body. 17 .     On 19 July 2005 the applicant complained to the prosecution office about his ill-treatment.

As he could not be made to walk on his own, inevitably his feet, and partly also his backside, dragged along the floor.