Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. 2.

call on his mobile phone asking him to confirm his name, a ruse by the Israeli forces to identify his location.

The applicant argued that, in view of the severe condition of his health and his hundred-percent invalidity, the fact that he had been left for five days in his flat without any of his personal belongings

His complaint was directed solely against Google’s indexing of those articles and the display of links in search results generated by entering his name.

his family or his guardian, neither his older brother residing in the Netherlands nor his temporary guardian were present when he was interviewed.

His brother had also spent about 40 million for the costs of his treatment. They had to pay 3 million for films of his head which showed that there were drops of blood in his brain.

his special representative.

    On 23 July 1993 the applicant withdrew his confession claiming that on 5 July 1993, the day of the crime, he had been at home in Gmunden with his mother.

The applicant opposed his surrender on the grounds that the delay of well over twenty years between the commission of the alleged offences and his arrest had created a real risk that he would not receive

sister, who was his legal guardian.

    Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. 2.

between the applicant and his co-defendant, Mr Grant, H. and his woman friend respectively.

”.* In his application to the Court he complains that these States, who he alleges knew and should have known about the rendition programme, the secret detention sites within their territory in which he

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ought to have interviewed his parents about his fears of perscution when they came to the United Kingdom;   (3) his claim that in view of the evidence supporting his fear of persecution the Secretary

He claimed that his detention was putting a severe strain on his family.

self-mutilation (beating nails into his forehead). 4.

The applicant submitted that during his arrest, O.Ž. had pulled him out of the car by his hand, had pulled his hands behind his back and had pushed him to the ground.

    Upon his return from the holidays, the applicant told his father that T.R. had slapped him in the face and shouted at him in the presence of his mother and his six-year-old cousin, E., allegedly