The police want to kill me. Make sure that public opinion is informed about this!”

Mr   Nepomnyashchikh was made to walk along the corridor three times. After that he was brought to a store room with his hands bent behind his back, and was pushed against the wall.

In cases regarding conditions of detention the burden of proof may, under certain circumstances, be shifted to the authorities (see Salman v.

that numerous investigative actions, such as questioning of various persons, examination of the list of calls made to and from M.A.’s mobile telephone and identification of M.A.’s documents found in a waste

Inmates were allowed to take a shower once a week and had an hour-long daily walk. They were provided with hot food three times a day. They were also supplied with drinking water.

During his detention in police custody the applicant was kept in a cell, deprived of food and water and prevented from sleeping. 14.

A, représenté par Me Walther, demande au tribunal : 1°) d'annuler l'arrêté du 4 août 2021 par lequel le préfet de la Seine-Saint-Denis a refusé de lui délivrer un titre de séjour, l'a obligé à quitter

B A, représenté par Me Walther, demande au tribunal : 1°) d'annuler la décision implicite par laquelle le préfet de police a rejeté sa demande de titre de séjour déposée le 23 février 2022 ; 2°) d'enjoindre

On 1 December 2014 the first applicant received the following message from an unidentifiable phone number: “ You should search for your husband at the bottom of the water storage basin, there are thousands

Conversation on 26 July 1995 with a certain Luca: Craxi (speaking with Luca): “This Salamone [the Public Prosecutor of Brescia] is another one who wants to make a show of himself, I am going to see whether

He maintained that he loved his wife, but was very jealous and did not want her to go out of the house.

They then searched the house and the courtyard, having ordered Aba M. to walk in front of them.

During the journey he had only asked for water.

The inmates were taking turns in applying the ointments and hot water on the painful areas. As the treatment proved to be ineffective, M.C. requested to be operated on.

Despite the fact that there had been intensive firing both towards and from the building and that hand grenades had been used, civilians had been allowed to walk along the streets near the building.

Hepatitis A may spread by drinking contaminated water, and by eating fresh vegetables and fruits washed with contaminated water.

There was no hot water supply. Detainees were allowed to take showers only once in three weeks. Outdoor walks lasted for twenty minutes and did not take place every day.

In particular, he submitted that he had been taken to an interrogation room where one part of the wall was covered with sponge and that the officers had hit his head against this wall.

in the hall of the police station on the way to one of the rooms the police officers twisted the applicant’s hands behind his back and while leading him along the hall they hit his head against the walls