In addition, the applicants alleged that the long legal dispute between the authorities and the local population, triggered by the State authorities’ deliberate defiance of final judicial decisions, had

The court further pointed out that even the autopsy carried out by the Hakkari public prosecutor had triggered a public outcry in the region and that the collection of evidence and the investigation were

    Once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 is assessed on the basis of several essential parameters: the adequacy of the

His death had been caused by cardiovascular deficiency triggered by cardiomyopathy. No injuries were found on A.P.’s body.

    The first issue is whether, and how, the criminal investigation which was triggered by the applicant’s complaint involved a “dispute” regarding a “right” on her part.

While it may depend on the outcome of the initial proceedings what further litigation might be triggered as a result, and if so in relation to which relationship, on which issues and on which legal basis

Section 95 of the Act provides that the State is liable for any damage caused by the police when performing their tasks, unless the damage was caused to a person who by his or her own conduct had triggered

On top of all this, there has been huge displacement triggered by the curfews and by subsequent fighting, shelling, killings and arrests in many places in the south-east.”

The publication of the statement had triggered considerable reaction from the media and the public. The applicant had been criticised as tactless and disrespectful.

This withdrawal was triggered by their emigration to Israel, which took place prior to 5 May 1998 when the Convention entered into force in respect of Russia.

The courts did not find the duration of the applicant’s detention to have been excessively long, taking into account the asylum proceedings triggered by the applicant. 17 .

    The decision of 11   February 2011 (see paragraph 14 above) triggered new acts by the investigators, in particular several police officers and an alleged eyewitness’s interview. 16.

In particular, once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 is assessed on the basis of several essential parameters: the adequacy of the

    Even assuming that the applicant’s reliance on his right to property (as guaranteed under the Basic Law) could have triggered the domestic courts, in the event that they found the human-rights

The applicant states that there were incidents of violence at the station which triggered visits from the Ombudsman and he claims that he was also beaten up by some officers but never taken to the doctor

The incident, which also featured brutal rapes and beatings by security forces, triggered an investigation by the United Nations as well as a series of international sanctions.

In the absence of an effective remedy the Court concludes that it was the very act of quashing the judgment of 3 July 2001 that triggered the start of the six ‑ month time-limit for lodging this

only information available to the Court are the accusations put vaguely to the applicant (see paragraph 13 above) and the latter's submissions concerning various incidents or events that might have triggered

In that connection the Court observes that the confrontation between the protesters and the police was triggered when one of the police officers grabbed the first applicant by his arm in an attempt to

issues of the daily newspaper Yeni Yaşam , the Board considered that their content contained statements which put pressure on prisons and other State institutions and undermined those institutions; triggered