Thus, during his imprisonment, the applicant was under the care either of his fellow-prisoners or, from October 2002, of his brother and two sisters, who took turns looking after him in the prison wing

Furthermore, the police officers did not let him use his asthma medicine and refused to take him to hospital. He was taken only after the intervention of his lawyer. 2.

There was, thus, no legal possibility of him being prosecuted again for his participation in that assault.

As for the applicant, the appeal tribunal had the summons sent to him and his lawyer.

They hit him several times in the head with a chair leg and kicked him a number of times in various parts of his body. During the beatings a police investigator, Mr Ma., entered the room.

The investigator then tried to attack him with his fists, as if to punch him, but the others present in the room, including another investigator, stopped him, as if thereby preventing an assault.

The court also obliged him to abstain from alcohol abuse and assigned a court guardian to supervise his conduct.

Despite knowing the identity of his lawyers in other criminal cases and despite being aware of his address in Chișinău, the authorities chose not to contact him or his lawyers, but to assign an ex officio

On 30 May 1999, in protest about his ill-treatment, he cut himself on his forearms with a piece of broken glass; to make him stop, one of the prison guards kicked him and hit him with a truncheon.

At some point the applicant tried to call a friend on his mobile phone and ask him to bring his passport or otherwise confirm his identity.

One of the police officers allegedly grabbed him by the hood, leaned him against the car and hit him several times in his nose with a fist.

Police officer G.S. twisted the applicant’s arm behind his back and hit him in the legs.

that the police had not tried to contact him or his lawyers.

    According to the applicant, he was then hit on the head, kicked and punched, and those attacking him also attempted to put a syringe in his pocket. He cried for help.

One day an African man offered him work. His task was to deliver a certain bag from Rome to Naples three times a week.

of the criminal proceedings against him.

father to terminate lawsuits against his mother, and then the father would be able to see him...

After his refusal, the police officers, in particular K., Pr. and S., subjected him to various forms of ill-treatment: they beat him up, strangled him, applied electric shocks via wires attached to his

home and only read out his deposition at the trial instead of hearing him personally.