This implies that the freedom of association, for the purpose of forming political parties, and the freedom of assembly, for the purpose of holding political meetings, should be promptly restored in conformity

Slovenia (no. 44100/09, § 25, 18 April 2013), concerning a complaint of unreasonable delay, the Court noted that the applicant’s constitutional appeal (forming part of the main proceedings the length of

circumstances of the case On 11 March 2006 the Debaltsevo Police instituted criminal proceedings to investigate allegations that on 27 February 2006 three minors had been tortured by several individuals, forcing

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xa0; Mr İlhan claimed that, in April 1992 and June 1992, military units attached to the Gendarme Headquarters at Mardin destroyed houses and set fire to land in Kaynak, destroying crops and trees and forcing

In March 2004 the applicant was found guilty of several offences including forming a criminal organisation and incitement to murder, and was sentenced to life imprisonment.

He is a well-known human rights activist in Romania and a founding member of the Romanian Helsinki Committee as well as various non-governmental organisations.

[I] ask you to authorise forming an operational team and carrying out relevant operational measures in order to verify [this] information.” 40.

investigating the existence of any possible discriminatory motive behind those incidents can fall under the State’s positive obligations enshrined in Article 8 of the Convention, but may also be seen as forming

Avoiding ‘harm’ means not only minimising damage to health but also not forcing treatment upon competent people nor coercing them to stop fasting.

She stated that she had been lying on the bed, and he had been aggressive, different from previously, forcing her to do “everything and anything he wanted”.

witnesses - inability to cross-examine in open court police officers on whose written statements the conviction was based and to adduce evidence in support of the applicant’s account of the events on equal footing

  Whilst leaving open whether the negative right is to be considered on an equal footing with the positive right, the Court has held that, although compulsion to join a particular trade union may

applicants at a disadvantage compared to the prosecution, as the public prosecutor had likewise been unable to use the evidence that had been lost or destroyed; the parties had thus been on an equal footing

the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1975, which stipulates that “disenfranchisement [ ... ] [is to be] [ ... ] decided [upon] in the criminal judgment” and that this decision, being taken on an equal footing

Failing to conduct such an investigation and treating politically induced violence and brutality on an equal footing with cases that have no political overtones may constitute unjustified treatment.

Amendment complied with the principle of the rule of law and the prohibition on the retroactive application of law, it further noted that public health-care entities could not be treated on an equal footing

Neither had they provided sufficient reasons for putting Mr   M., who had made a defamatory statement, and the applicant company, who had reported about it, on an equal footing.

sous-évalué son préjudice alors qu'il était un sportif accompli, allant jusqu'à faire des compétitions de boxe en semi-professionnel et cinq combats en professionnel, pratiquant d'autres sports tels que le footing