They told them to be quiet, not to wake up the children and to produce their identity documents for a check.

As requested, they removed their coats and placed them with their bags on a conveyor belt to be x-rayed. They were then frisked and searched by metal detector.

The Board considered that, while it accepted the decisions of the trial and appeal courts, the guardsmen had shown contrition for their action which they admitted was an error of judgment which they very

(b) The failure to hear the parents before taking the decision to remover their children: the authorities did not act in a disproportionate manner, since they considered that they must protect the children

They were settled in a monastery near Turin. Then, the police accompanied them with an interpreter to identify the house in Ghislarengo. 7.

The circumstances of the case The facts of the case, as submitted by the applicants and as they appear from the documents submitted by them, may be summarised as follows. 1.

This had made it impossible for them to prepare adequately their defence or to challenge evidence adduced by the prosecution. 29.

I mean if they feel like speaking Russian in their homes, right, then it’s okay, but what we don’t like is when they walk around in those Zimbabwe-clothes and then speak this hula-hula language in the

When I ran over there, they had already thrown Shamil, like a piece of cloth, into the APC, and when I reached them, closed the APC door and drove away in the direction of Gudermes.

Under the Dublin II Regulation* they were served with a decision refusing them leave to remain together with an order to leave the country for France, the country responsible for examining their asylum

The applicant’s representatives noted in this connection that they had not been given a copy of this report by the public prosecutor, despite their requests.

They contended under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 that they had been deprived of their right to peaceful enjoyment of their possessions since the security forces had destroyed their houses and they had

The case concerns their placement in special schools because, they allege, of their Roma origins.

This was the reason why, at some point, they claimed that they did not wish to pursue their complaints against the police officers.

The order was apparently to load these 200 rifles into a non-armoured Wolf Land Rover to be ready to be moved the next morning. There is no information about how public this was.

They also asked them how many men there were in the house and if there were any weapons, to which the eighteenth applicant replied in the negative. 46.

They contended under Article 5 of the Convention that they had been deprived of their liberty and security due to the conduct of the security forces.

In the meantime they had withdrawn the power of attorney from their lawyer.

The soldiers said that they were doing these things since the villagers helped the terrorists by sheltering them in their homes and giving them food.