When he had been apprehended in Austria, he had been on his way to work in Spain. The fact that his ticket was to Syria was a mistake.

He observed that, likewise, it was the conditions of his continuing residence in Switzerland that would or would not render his situation there intolerable and that the maintaining of the status quo represented

She also supported him financially as he had lost his job, home and wife after his arrest. She submitted that her son had needed continual care until his death.

that he and his legal advisers considered that his conviction was inevitable.

for his newspaper review on recently published books.

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    On 6 July 2007 the applicant’s arrest was recorded and his rights, including his right to a lawyer and the right to remain silent, were explained to him.

from his place of residence.

involvement in the present case in his telephone calls to his son and wife.

rights to respect for his home and corresepondence as well as his right to property.

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as a result of what had arisen during his application for bail.

After his apprehension he was severely beaten by the militiamen, having suffered severe bruises on his body and fractures of two fingers on his right hand.

After his apprehension he was severely beaten by the militiamen, having suffered severe bruises on his body and fractures of two fingers on his right hand.

of his daughter and the lack of access to her.

On 23 September 2004 he wrote to the Pension Fund, indicating his wish to retire, and inquired about his entitlements and allowances. 8.

As part of his admission procedure to Gldani Prison, a doctor examined him and noted in his medical file that he had no injuries at the time of his admission and was in a good state of health, not suffering