as a whole, including the trial stage, must meet the requirements of Article 3.

The case raises issues under Article   8 of the Convention as to (i) whether the State authorities had taken all necessary measures to protect the applicants’ father’s physical integrity, and (ii)

After the applicant’s initial statement given to the police had been translated into Romanian by the interpreter, the prosecutor took a new statement from him.

against the staff of the detention centre who had allegedly failed to prevent the ill-treatment and death of their son.

Certain interviews held by the delegation with members of the prison staff seemed to support these allegations.

    During his stay, he was accommodated in a five-bed container both in the asylum and alien policing sector.

In addition, the court observed that the delay by the Secretary of State had not affected the timing of the hearing or prejudiced the applicant, and that, once the proceedings had commenced, “the respondents

The lawyer referred to the applicant’s state of health.

The applicant submitted – in addition to his previous submissions regarding the local warlord in his village of origin – that he had converted to Christianity during his stay in the Netherlands and that

qu’il a réalisé n’a pas été noté au titre de l’épreuve de stage.

In addition, the children were hungry. 12 .

[the applicant's] written statement. 3. Mr K's written statement. 4. Mr P's written statement... {Inquirer P's signature}” 13 .

It must therefore be declared admissible. B.     Merits 25.

  On 14 January 1998 the Commission declared the application admissible.   9.

Since 6 June 1991 he has been classified as having reached stage II of the four stages on the scale of the Atlanta Center for Disease Control. A.   The applications for compensation 1.

    In addition, the note stated that: “The United States notes that the bilateral extradition treaty between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the United Kingdom

van State ; “the Division”) on largely the same grounds.

    The State Attorney lodged an appeal against the judgment.

Civilian dressed persons, who introduced themselves as police officers, asked Mr Kaya to go with them to the police station to give a statement.

    Section 116 allows for the admission of statements of absent witnesses.