The applicants were held in detention for approximately forty hours during which time they were not provided with any food. They were only provided with water and occasionally taken to a toilet.

The Court accepts this contention and notes that the Government did not supply any explanations as to the periods of inactivity mentioned by the applicant. 47.

It noted that State recognition was granted not to a faith as such but to a particular religious association; indeed, there were pagan communities in Lithuania which did not associate themselves with the

Documents, data and information belonging to the Romanian Intelligence Service shall not be made public until forty years after they have been archived.

We shall say that Bulgaria will not permit ... to become a Turkish province. It will not permit to become a Gypsy State. It will not permit to become a Jewish colony. Or any other colony. ...”

We will be laughed at in the entire Christian world because we will be unique in this respect ...” 8.     The draft resolution was not adopted.

We shall say that Bulgaria will not permit itself ... to become a Turkish province. It will not permit itself to become a Gypsy State. It will not permit itself to become a Jewish colony.

reach, for the reasons they gave, that the appellant's conduct was not reasonable.”

’ of rent, not forty years.

It did not call into question the fact that the applicant’s educational qualities, based on love, respect and Christian values, were recognised.

I simply could not have acted otherwise.” 44 .

that did not correspond to the actual situation. 28 .

A foreign national or stateless person may not be detained in Russia for more than forty-eight hours without a judicial decision.

did not include a man.

He also pointed out that he was not receiving the same level of spiritual support as the prisoners belonging to the Christian faith. 11.

    The Court notes that this complaint is not manifestly ill-founded within the meaning of Article 35 § 3 of the Convention.

Finally, as regards the applicant's complaint that he was tried in Lamia than Xanthi, the Court notes that the applicant did not show that this fact caused real difficulties to his defence team.

Finally, as regards the applicant's complaint that he was tried in Serres than Xanthi, the Court notes that the applicant did not show that this fact caused real difficulties to his defence team.

It notes in this connection that the applicant was not the only person claiming to be the religious leader of the local Muslim community.