They had read out extracts from the “System of Islam” book and had then discussed them.

It is primarily on the basis of the reasons given in these decisions, and of the established facts mentioned by the applicants in their appeals, that the Court must determine whether or not there has been

At first I could not believe this, so I enquired among the hospital staff and - Yes, they were right; we had there a victim of the Reykjavik night-squad. (10) The image of this paralysed youngster somehow

Whereas, during the examination of this case, the representative of the Government of the United Kingdom drew the attention of the Committee of Ministers to the fact that there had been a conflict of evidence

Then they forced Mr D., Ilyas and Isa Yansuyev out into the street and took them away.

The prosecution sought to prove the case against them by using the transcripts of the statements they made to the inspectors.

Finally, they submitted that there had been substantial delays in the appeal proceedings.

  Article 11 read together with Article 13 of the Convention The applicants complained that these provisions had been breached in their case because they had not had at their disposal any procedure

They also pointed out that despite the numerous rulings by the Court relating to earlier breaches of their rights under Article 11 of the Convention, the Bulgarian Government’s policy toward them had improved

They stated that their papers had indeed been checked on occasions in the past, sometimes resulting in the payment of a sum of money, but that this was the first time they had been arrested and forcibly

They recognised them by the clothes they had been wearing on the day of their arrest. Both were blindfolded and their hands were tied tightly behind their backs.

They led the inhabitants out of the encampment and set their tents on fire with their personal belongings inside. The officers fired six shots in the air and shot a dog.

    In the context of the applicants’ appeal against their conviction, they requested dismissal of the case inter alia on the ground that their right to have access to documentation, guaranteed

They also asked them to inform them about the progress of the investigation.

The applicants were then dragged inside the State Duma building where they were left lying on the floor with their hands handcuffed behind their backs. They asked for water and to see a doctor.

  Only from this moment was there a "dispute" concerning the civil rights of the applicants.   The applicants do not contest this.

It appears that their next-of-kin, Mrs Z.G., who lived with them in the shop and helped them run it, was present at the time of the eviction, along with the applicant, who acted as her representative.

There was no discrimination in the fact that, unlike aliens of Bulgarian origin, they had to pay the full amount of the fees.

  There was no reason to question her conclusion that there would be a considerable risk to the development of the children if they were to stay with their parents.