The cells were also cleaned once a week. 31.

The cells in the remand prison were dirty and infested with insects and mice. At times inmates suffering from tuberculosis were held in the cell. 3.

It is quite true that duties to report were imposed in Iraq as in Kosovo.

    The applicants were represented by Mr Yu. Kiryushin, a lawyer practising in Moscow. The Russian Government (“the Government”) were represented by Mr   G.

not informed of the reasons for their arrest, that they were not brought before a judge within a reasonable time, that their families were not informed about their arrests and that they did not have the

    On an unspecified date, insolvency proceedings were opened against the company S.M.

Large bags of a substance similar to cement or sand were in the corner of the room. Cables or pipes were laid on the floor. New-looking metal pipes were installed between the toilet pans.

Over 80,000 of these were children. The camps were severely overcrowded, many of them holding twice the number recommended by the UN.

They are close relatives of five men who were allegedly abducted by State agents and whose bodies were subsequently discovered under various circumstances.

  B.’s names were being regularly checked for in the records of the West Siberian Transport Department of the Interior (Западно-Сибирское Управление внутренних дел на транспорте) .

    The Ukrainian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mr Y. Zaytsev. 3.

Moreover, the court considered that the conditions of detention in the TDU were not inhuman or degrading.

Italy (no. 17712/03) These cases concern the restrictions imposed on the applicants after they were declared bankrupt.

    At around 9 or 10 p.m. on 31 October 2011 the applicant and a friend were driving in the south-west district of Moscow when their car was blocked by a mini-van in Michurinskiy avenue.

injured, killed, detained or went missing, thousands of civilians had their property and homes destroyed and over 300,000 people were forced to leave Abkhazia and South Ossetia. [3] In their submission

Applicants were required to show new elements in support of their claims which were additional to those raised in their initial applications.

    The four men were arrested in the presence of a number of their colleagues from the Zavodskoy ROVD who were crossing the checkpoint at the same time.

    The applicants were born in 1944, 1946 and 1973 respectively and live in Sofia. 7.

According to the doctor, those health problems were due to the constant disturbance and noise caused by the club’s operations, and gradually subsided after the Milevi sisters went to live elsewhere in