On 2 July 2007 the applicant brought a libel action against a   publishing house in relation to an article that had been published on 29   May 2007 and concerned a legislative proposal

  In the article he wrote also: "The clan draw their chairs together and discuss.   The vultures have the scent of money in their nostrils."

Shortly after, K.’s friends had come to his house and had taken K. to hospital.

  It noted, in particular, that the group of demonstrators had consisted of 46 people who wished to draw attention to a topical issue.

    At about 9 a.m. on 27 August 2001 Khizir Tepsurkayev left his house in Urus-Martan to go to the Town Court, located in the centre of the town.

The delegation found that, in practice, out-of-cell time in the (T)EBI and EBI on a given day varied from a minimum of one hour (of outdoor exercise) to a maximum of some four and a half hours (of outdoor

During the twenty-four hour period of detention, Rakhimberdiyev did not go to the toilet, he did not ask to.” 12.

For each case of detention of a criminal suspect, the body of inquiry shall be required to draw up minutes outlining the grounds, the motives, the day, time, year and month, the place of detention, the

    Both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court decision on the applicant’s appeal followed the decision of the House of Lords in Runa   Begum v.

The application should be considered within seventy two hours after the suspect or accused has been arrested.

Prisoners sometimes had to take turns to sleep and had to wait for the period of two to three hours a day when running water was available from the tap.

  After several hours the secret police removed the monument from the cemetery.

As they failed to find any money, two of them left the house and, soon thereafter, came back together with D.P., requesting him to disclose where he had hidden the money.

Detention of a criminal suspect shall not last for more than seventy-two hours.

    After the police had shown the applicant the body of his brother, they took him in their car to his brother’s house, where the police conducted a house search.

One of the officers made several shots at the applicant from his service gun, one of which hit her right wrist and made her drop the axe.

The aim was to draw public attention to and achieve the withdrawal of this bill, which in their view did not meet international standards. 7.

experts concluded: “The haematoma ... which caused the death of Zabchekov, had been present for at least ten hours before the time of death.

  However, when the applicant used the expression "Nazi-journalism", the situation had changed considerably in that the publishing house had published a rectification, including a statement on the