Subsequently, on many occasions Mrs Kapiton continued to contact various authorities on her own and the applicant’s behalf requesting his transfer closer to his home to enable her to visit him.

[E] a été ainsi mis à la disposition du [Adresse 1] moyennant des honoraires versés à l'ESF à compter de la saison hiver 2002/2003 pour effectuer l'entraînement de jeunes enfants ; qu'estimant être lié

The City Court had, however, dismissed his appeal without discussing the question of whether it was appropriate for him to have contact with his granddaughter, at the same time stating that it remained

, when leaving his place of work on 23   December 2002 he had taken a jacket and not his work tools with him. 38.

R., a Russian lawyer in whom he had special confidence, to represent him in the criminal proceedings. His request was rejected, purportedly as A.

They handcuffed him, took the bills placed by K. from his bag, cut a part out of his bag and cut his nails off together with adjacent skin.

Two hours later an unknown person (Mr   M.) approached the applicant, took him under his arm and dragged him in the direction of a road.

The applicant’s passport was not returned to him despite his repeated requests.

Around midnight, six masked and armed members of a special police task force forciblyentered his home. They forced him to the ground and handcuffed him.

The doctors observed that he had had a brain haemorrhage and placed him in intensive care. The soldiers who accompanied him to the hospital handcuffed him to his bed.

Owing to the difficulties they were having in removing him from the premises and handcuffing him the police officers punched him twice in the solar plexus.

In fact the applicant owed his life to the police since it was they who transported him to hospital.

At around 2 p.m. on 11 July 2012, when the applicant was on his way home, a person approached him on the street accusing him of having insulted his family.

The authorities did not manage to contact him to invite him to choose his own defence counsel.

Upon return to the prison, the prison officers had not placed him in inpatient care, but had placed him in his cell.

The applicant was never served with a copy of the administrative offence report issued against him or with other materials in his case-file.

His hearing loss had caused him to have anxiety attacks and depressive thoughts.

As stated in the decision, D.G. was charged with traffic endangerment since in the accident of 30 July 2004 he had left-out his lane and hit the applicant’s car.

from having contact with his three children and ordered his eviction under Article 58 § 2 of the Family and Custody Code, having regard to previous criminal proceedings against him concerning allegations