Examining officers must take particular care to ensure that the selection of persons for examination is not solely based on their perceived ethnic background or religion.

Degrading treatment • Use of force at applicant’s home • Refusal to open door despite search warrant, then opening without signs of surrender • Information about presence of firearms in the flat • Perceived

It was suggested that the applicant had perceived the events subjectively and that her supervisors had never used violence against her. 22.

A.K. is not a person who is linked to any affairs, crime or unlawful and/or immoral conduct, and is not perceived by the public as a negative person in any way ...

However, they rely on a perceived lack of consensus among the member States of the Council of Europe [1] to defer the finding of a violation of Article   11 to a later date (see paragraphs 45-46 of

  J>, their social worker in charge of         the case, had clearly perceived at a very early stage that the         ward's

    As to Article 14 , he maintains that he was detained and tortured because of his ethnic origin and his affiliation to HADEP, since HADEP is perceived as the main political party for the Kurds

Unlike his colleagues, he perceived pushing against the police barricade as the means to reach the news behind that barricade. What else was journalism for?

The domestic courts referred to the risk that the applicant would interfere with the conduct of the proceedings, but based this perceived risk solely on the severity of the likely penalty and the risk

Major K. had perceived the threat as a real one because the applicant had had a history of rancorous and violent behaviour.

the Court considered that, when examining the question of the Islamic headscarf in the Turkish context, there had to be borne in mind the impact which wearing such a symbol, which was presented or perceived

    As it may be perceived by a third party, anyone who accuses another of having a contemptible character or attitude, or of behaving contrary to honour or morality, and of such a nature as

The Court considers that the real issue in the case is whether the Court of Appeal was capable of remedying any perceived unfairness at first instance.

  They finally allege under Article 14 of the Convention that the reasons for their arrest were their Kurdish identity and their affiliation to HADEP, since this party is perceived as the main political

The applicant submitted that people like him were broadly perceived as Wahhabis in Russia and were subjected to various persecutions on that ground.

The first-instance court considered that in the light of the applicants’ role, the readers they targeted, the aim of the publication, and the manner in which their applicants’ interviews were perceived

xa0; Operational guidance Note Democratic Republic of Congo   » en date du 10 mai 2012 note   : «   As the Tribunal in MM and AB and DM observed the level of risk to those having, or perceived

Nonetheless, according to the applicant, C.A. purportedly perceived his proposal as a ruse and sent a journalist to the meeting who recorded the exchange with him. 3.

In view of the potential chilling effect that any perceived interference with the confidentiality of their communications and, in particular, their sources might have on the freedom of the press and, in

In total the rental value from 1987 to 2019 according to the court-appointed expert would have been EUR   1,125,360 while that actually perceived amounted to approximately EUR 2,450.