In the late 1970s they finally arrested two people, a reserve officer in the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) and a woman, who admitted to having driven three people (one of whom had since died) to the

The applicant relied before the Court on Articles 3 and 8 of the Convention, claiming that she would be at risk if returned to Iran because of her status as a single, unaccompanied woman and her activities

After that he ran away, taking unlawfully a car, and in the car there was a woman with a child. [H]e shot at the police officers.

Respect for private life Alleged breach of personality rights through depiction of applicants’ mother as a character in a novel: inadmissible Facts – A writer published a novel based on the life of a woman

His claim for widows' benefits was made in January 2001 and was rejected on 2 February 2001 on the ground that he was not entitled to widows' benefits because he was not a woman.

At the same time a right to change a surname to that of a spouse was one of the advantages of a marriage, understood by law as a union of a man and a woman.

man in the same situation as the applicant would not have been excluded in this manner and the reduction in the applicant’s pension was therefore based exclusively on the fact that she was a married woman

Criminal proceedings Article 6-1 Impartial tribunal Criminal trial conducted by a court where victim’s mother worked as a judge: violation Facts – Following a road-traffic accident in which a young woman

18.5.1999 [Section IV] Article 2 Article 2-1 Life Death of applicant’s partner during police custody and alleged lack of proper investigation into death: admissible Article 34 Victim Application by a woman

The applicant, a woman suffering from psychiatric disorders whose identity and nationality were at the time unknown, has been detained in Rome ‑ Ponte Galeria CPR for the purpose of her expulsion

The applicant is a Syrian woman. She arrived in Spain with her family in 2017 in the framework of a resettlement programme from Türkiye and was granted subsidiary protection.

concerns the applicant’s access to court and the length of proceedings regarding establishing his paternity of two children born in 2005 and 2007, respectively, from an informal relationship with a married woman

MARTINEZ FERNANDEZ against Hungary lodged on 13 June 2022 communicated on 22 May 2023 SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CASE The application concerns the involuntary hospitalisation and treatment of a 83-year-old woman

Separately, in an email to his ex ‑ partner – which she later disclosed to the barrister – the applicant referred to the latter as, among other things, “an enraged little woman”.

The provision entitles mothers to receive a one-off financial assistance for the birth of a child born alive, the amount being determined on the basis of the number of children born alive by the same woman

On 20 November 2005 a woman accused the applicant, who was her father-in-law, of having robbed her on 27 September 2005 by threatening her with a knife and acting jointly with his sons.

her from doing her normal life, forcing her to daily use sanitary towels to cover the urinary and faecal incontinence and which has been limiting her sexual activity, making her feel diminished as a woman

    Following the first knee replacement surgery, the applicant stayed with a Somali woman whose address she could not remember.

to have the woman’s name as the family name, following an administrative procedure to change the name, if there are commendable grounds.

Since that time, she has lived as a woman. On 29 September 2009 she underwent gender re-assignment surgery. 8.