They had chanted slogans and distributed leaflets thereby expressing their opinion about important political issues. They denied destroying any furniture or offering resistance to the police.

le n° 435099072 Représentée par Me Anne GRAPPOTTE-BENETREAU de la SCP SCP GRAPPOTTE BENETREAU, avocats associés, avocate au barreau de PARIS, K0111, et assistée de Me Florence MALBESIN de la SCP LENGLET

Turkish lira.

The Court first sentenced the applicant to a fine of 200,000,000 Turkish lira. Then, considering his good conduct during the trial, it reduced the fine to 166,666,666 Turkish lira.   25.

to one billion liras ...” 3.

Judgments relating to a sentence of a judicial fine up to and including two billion Turkish liras; ... cannot be appealed against ...” 16.

They seized, among other things, large amounts of bulletins, periodicals and leaflets which concerned propaganda against F-type prisons. 7.

accused of carrying out activities on behalf of the TIKB, such as taking part in demonstrations on 1 May and 8   March (Women’s Day) during which they had chanted slogans and distributed TIKB leaflets

Turkish lira.

    In a judgment of 2 September 1993 the National Security Court convicted the applicant under section 6 of the 1991 Act and sentenced him to pay a fine of 54,000,000 Turkish lira.

On 13 February 2001 he had found a leaflet on the floor outside the shop that had been prepared and distributed by the PKK, inviting local businesses not to open their shops on 15 February.

        The applicant left Lima on 7 September 1990 and arrived in Stockholm on 9 September 1990. Upon his arrival he applied for political asylum in Sweden.

The applicant was sentenced to one year and eight months' imprisonment, plus a fine of 100,000 Turkish Lira.   23.

    It shall be an offence, punishable by a term of imprisonment of one to three   years, to print or publish declarations or leaflets emanating from terrorist organisations. ... 4.

The applicant stated that he adopted the Dev ‑ Yol’s opinions and that he had been in charge of distributing leaflets and hanging up posters for the organisation.

    A list of the applicants is set out in the appendix.

Ali Gürbüz was convicted and fined 380,000 new Turkish liras (TRY) (approximately 217,000 euros (EUR)). 10.

Necla Çomak had been in possession of notes on the illegal organisation and leaflets which belonged to the ESP. 19 .

    In a judgment of 20 October 1998 the General Staff Court initially sentenced the applicant to two months’ imprisonment and a fine of 60,000 Turkish liras (TRL).

under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by three Russian nationals, Mr Aleksey Sergeyevich Zentsov (“the first applicant”), Ms Lira