symptoms as occurred on his last visit to Algeria. ...his fearfulness when unwell and also the motivational difficulties and flatness of affect makes it very difficult for him to seek appropriate help

The Court noted that there was nothing to prove that the applicant had been officially informed of the prosecution against him or of the date of his trial.

They allegedly threatened him that, should he choose to pursue his application, he would be serving the rest of his sentence in a disciplinary cell without family visits and he could be charged with another

He enclosed the following documents: a court decision ordering him to pay maintenance to his two children, born in 1997 and 1999; a certificate from his employer indicating his salary; and a certificate

The court noted a long list of medical conditions from which the applicant suffered, including his amputated leg, and concluded that his state of health warranted his release. 12.

wrong medication and failed to provide him with adequate medical treatment for his various illnesses.

him.

him an adjournment for the hearing of his appeal, the High Court denied him adequate facilities to prepare and the ability to defend himself.

He agreed with his cousin that he was to sell to him one half of the building and transfer to him one half of the adjacent land in exchange for the latter’s legal and financial assistance in the process

His expulsion to Italy, where he had no family member to care for him, would therefore aggravate his mental health problems in such a way that he would be at risk of irreparable harm contrary to Articles

The chief prosecutor held that according to the witness, P.H., the applicant was drunk and when the witness caught him, he attempted to start a fight, but fell and hit the curb, which made his clothes

after his conviction.

The applicant is serving his sentence in the Republic of Mordovia, Russia. His wife and daughters keep in contact with him by making regular visits and through telephone calls and correspondence.

They bent him over, forcing his head down and quickly marched him to a waiting aircraft, with the shackles cutting into his ankles.

application before the Court (i.e. that he is from Somalia, has HIV and that no treatment would be available for him for his disease in his country of origin) could not have been invoked already in the

In the prison, copies of different documents from his criminal case file were taken from him and put in his prison file.

According to the applicant, the prison guards screwed his hands behind his back and hit him to his kidneys and the genital area. He was also struck on his hands with rubber sticks.

with his family.

private Facebook account, about gendarmes or policemen who fined him or who were present at his or other protests.

    The applicant complains that the courts convicted him relying on the self-incriminating statements obtained against his will and by ill-treatment. 5.