To make matters worse, in the envelope Judge [P.] found a handwritten and rather friendly note from Djama [S.], the public prosecutor of Djibouti.

respect to Hrubieszów Prison the applicant submitted that even though the prison was listed as a facility suitable for incarceration of diabetics, the medical attention he had received there had been much worse

1 to the Convention, the applicants complained that because of the courts’ refusal to award them legal costs after successful litigation against the State Labour Inspectorate they had been left in a worse

a serious offence, the relevant law had restricted his rights in detention to a greater extent than those of people suspected of less serious offences; (iii) the conditions in Leopoldov prison were worse

[The European Convention on Human Rights] does not prohibit informing the public about proceedings when no opinion about the guilt is given ( Worm v.

of the opinion that even if this instruction has been disregarded, it must nevertheless be considered in applying Article 78 para. 1 ... whether the choice made by [the applicant] made the situation worse

However, tenants living in confiscated flats had not been left unprotected or placed in a worse position than the one they had been in under the former regime.

application with the Court, he was transferred to a smaller cell of 15 m², where he claims to have had to take turns in sleeping, because of overcrowding, and where the conditions were allegedly considerably worse

Some were incarcerated in worse conditions of detention and others were beaten ... ...

the Government accepted that the applicant might experience some harassment because of his westernised background, it was not accepted that either this, or the fact that his economic position might be worse

    According to the applicant, the treatment inflicted by the investigators was far worse than that he suffered at the hands of his inmates.

    A prisoner serving an EDS, therefore, is likely to be in a significantly worse position, as regards consideration by the Parole Board and release on licence, than a discretionary life prisoner

final domestic decision, the object and purpose of Article 35 § 1 of the Convention are best served by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the copy of the decision (see Worm

Worse still, the majority is ready to exchange the available scientific treatment of a fatal disease like HIV in the removing country for faith in uncertain scientific developments that might one day eventually

said in front of journalists in the corridors of the parliament building that blood would flow if an attempt was made to close the “ İmam-Hatip ” theological colleges, that the situation might become worse

to court had not been to participate in court proceedings as an academic exercise, but rather to obtain a result; that going to court to defend their rights was pointless if in the end they were in a worse

A conclusion on this point could be reached only if it could be determined whether Mr Hüseyin Köksal had been the worse for drink; if it should be determined that this had not been the case, the rupturing

Thus his status had placed him in a significantly worse situation than that of a convicted criminal.

After the commission had left, the applicant had been transferred to a cell that was worse equipped and dirty. The window in the cell had been fully shuttered.