Upon his return to Maloyaroslavets he was arrested in his flat on 28   November 1999 and placed in custody. His lawyer appealed, asking the court to release the applicant.

Elle soutient que : Sur l'urgence : - l'urgence est présumée s'agissant du refus de renouvellement d'un titre de séjour ; - elle doit se rendre au Japon pour rendre visite à son père gravement malade

his right to individual petition.

His criminal proceedings began on 21 March 2017 but needed to be postponed due to the ill health of the trial judge.

    Nuisance Since 1988 the applicant and his family have lived in a semi ‑ detached house which is owned by the applicant and his wife.

During his personal search about 1 kg of heroin was found in the bag he was carrying. Some additional heroin and a gun were also found on his person and in his apartment.

His trial had eventually begun five years after his release on bail, so he had had ample time to pass on his experience to others, and to instruct and train them in his method of treatment, even though

çıxıntı hissələri ) during his arrest. 37.

in relation to his detention.

According to him, on 17   April 2002 an acquaintance, M., came to his flat to see his wife. As his wife was not home, M. left.

  His father is a British Protected Person and his mother an Indian national.

At the time of his arrest, he had been residing in Switzerland with his wife and children. The fact that he was also registered at his parent’s home in Vaduz was therefore irrelevant.

He refused to go by ambulance and left with his wife, stopping at his home to take his insulin, and then went to VBT where he received adequate treatment. 17.

He also maintained his initial arguments (see paragraph   15 above) including those pertaining to his inability to foresee the length of his detention pending surrender.

However, the applicant insisted on his allegations.

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

At one point the applicant felt a sharp pain in his left side and realised that his rib had been broken. 9.

A person’s sexual orientation forms a fundamental part of his or her identity and no one may be obliged to conceal his or her sexual orientation in order to avoid persecution ( I.K. v.

His father filed two criminal complaints, firstly, against a number of teachers at the high school, accusing them of failing to promptly notify him of his son’s absence from school and, secondly, against

had intercepted his telephone calls.