In connection with this they maintained that they had been deprived of the possibility of raising these complaints within the domestic legal order since the Nicosia District Court had held that it did

On 31 August 2006 the applicants lodged a new application with the Migration Board, claiming that there were permanent impediments to their deportation and that they should be given residence permits.

For these reasons and because they considered that the new wind turbine had been erected much too close to their property, and without them having been consulted in advance, they complained about it in

This time they had with them a written application for international protection which – according to their statements – they tried to lodge with the officers of the Border Guard.

They pointed out that the separation of their family had caused them distress and had forced on them a change of their lives. 42.     The Government contested the claims. 43.

The deduction led to the applicants being put in the position that they would have been in had they not been imprisoned and therefore they were compensated for their actual loss.

have been involved in the light of their activities on the night in question which they explained in some detail.

they had taken the applicant to the FSB office for an interview and then released him. 48.

They were ordered by the prison administrators and the warders to take off their shoes. This was the first occasion on which such an order had ever been given.

All the patients stated that they had never been maltreated by the hospital personnel and that they considered that the State took proper care of them.

Some of them wore helmets; they were equipped with portable radio sets. The servicemen were standing next to their house and talking.

They submit, in particular, that the strict application of the maintenance requirement in their case has led to them being denied family reunification for an excessive period of time and could be liable

  According to the applicants, the headteachers of two schools had refused to enrol their children on the ground that they had not received any instructions on this matter from the competent ministry

The soldiers told her that they were there just to check. Then they left the room and closed the door from the outside. 12.

When they had left their home, they had stayed with her uncle in Mazar-e-Sharif and the latter had helped them finance their journey to Sweden by paying a smuggler 24,000 US Dollars.

They maintained, among other things, that this additional pay was money was intended for them and held in trust for them by their employer which could not form part of their basic salary.

They also stated in their petition that the military prosecutors were not allowing them to consult the investigation file. 22.

There were difficulties in contacting them, as they did not have any means of emergency communication, and they did not arrive or play any useful role before the death of Mr Hay.

Mr Z., Mr D. and Mr Yu. hid in the bulrushes. Then they saw the servicemen trying to push the car into the pond and, when their attempt failed, set it on fire.