Mr Rizvan agreed to take the applicant the next day to his meeting with Mr   M.M. in Urus-Martan. 14.

    Ms Haász, sitting at the steering wheel, only noticed two people getting out of a dark civilian car and running towards them in civilian clothes.

The applicant claims to have recognised him from his face, his height and his build. There had been stains of brilliant green antiseptic on his head and dark shadows around his eyes.

The predominant response was denial of any involvement and claims that Weir had been untruthful. No admissions were made by any interviewee.

The conversation was recorded by national TV but the tape disappeared in the following days. On the same day the Minister verbally ordered the applicant’s arrest.

On three occasions she had been raped, after having been blindfolded and brought to a dark room.

Later on that day, they were released against an undertaking not to leave their town of residence during the proceedings. 5.

Both had T-shirts wrapped around their faces as masks and both were wearing dark clothing and gloves. The first male brandished a black handgun. The second was carrying a bat.

  The food supplied would have consisted mainly of two pre-packed frozen meals per day, together with Kosher bread and Kosher milk.

    The Government did not contest this claim. 32.

I was a virgin... because it was dark in the car I did not see that I was covered in blood...” 9.

    The Government contested that claim. 57.

  I., who signed a statement that he no longer had any claims against the applicant.

    The applicant was questioned on the same day in the presence of her lawyer but refused to answer any questions.

Inside, the toilets were partially covered with a dark substance.

The claim shall expire two years after dissolution of the civil union.” Section 7 Maintenance obligation after dissolution “1.

First, the applicants could not claim to be in an analogous situation to a couple created by marriage or civil partnership (“a couple”).

Two days later the Migration Agency ( Migrationsverket ) held an introductory interview with him in the presence of an interpreter.

On 12 June 1998 an official report was drawn up concerning Mehmet Özen’s claim. 9.