The child stayed with his mother, whereas the applicant had the right to see him in accordance with a court-approved schedule.

In addition, it was noted that his right elbow and the left side of his hip were tender. 11.

at him.

     voorwerpen in beslag doen nemen en heeft hij voorts de      bewoner tot tweemaal toe gehoord, waarna hij het pand te      09.35 uur heeft

    COMPLAINT     The applicant complains under Article 8 of the Convention that the deportation order against him violated his right to respect for his private and family life.

Convention because (i) the lawfulness of the decision to reopen the proceedings was examined by a pre-trial judge in his absence and without him being summoned to participate in the proceedings; and (

They hit me with their sticks, fists and helmets and they also kicked me. They had caught another boy and they were hitting him on the head. His head was bleeding (...)

In May 2015 the son told his kindergarten staff about his father being violent against him and his mother during a visit to Greece.

He alleges that for about five hours following his arrest police officers ill-treated him in order to force him to confess to the attack on A.G. and L.B.

The domestic authorities had therefore been required to show particular vigilance in assessing his interests and to afford him increased protection with due regard to his state of health.

On 26 November 2009 an ambulance doctor examined him in the SIZO in connection with the constant pain in his abdomen.

On 2   November 2010 criminal proceedings were instituted against him for unlawfully arranging work-related benefits for his former driver.

He was told of his rights and a lawyer was assigned to him from the Bar.

In December 2002 the city court reviewed the decision to extradite him. It held that it was unlawful in view of his Russian nationality and had not been officially served on him or his lawyer.

One of the officers hit him on the head with a rubber truncheon before they drove him to the police station. 9.

They handcuffed him to a radiator, punched and kicked him all over his body and hit him with truncheons, subjected him to electric shocks and suffocated him with a plastic bag.

him “his share” the following day.

He could see his wife only for a few minutes, but his children were not allowed to visit him and he was not allowed to speak to other people in the hospital room.

More specifically, the applicant had initially been questioned as a witness and had not had explained to him his right to remain silent and his right to legal counsel until the police had already obtained