However, due to their fear of the Wahhibis, the applicants had neither reported the kidnapping to the police, nor had they sought hospital treatment for the first applicant.

Moreover, there was a "genuine and serious" dispute between them and the Austrian authorities regarding the suitability of their plots of land for building purposes, whereby the question of the lawfulness

The officer had checked their documents, then the boot of the car and, given that everything had been in order, had let the car pass.

  They complain that the absence of adequate protection of their privacy against the public broadcast of a BBC television programme filmed on their private island denies them the protection required

In this context, and regard being had to the fact that the applicants had spent a very short time in Bulgaria, did not have strong ties there, and could practice their religion in Austria, the Government

Then they ordered the applicants’ relatives to get up and took them outside one by one. The officers did not let the other family members leave the room they were in. 14.

Furthermore, the applicants complain under Articles 2 and 8 of the Convention about the failure of the authorities during all these years to provide them with any information concerning the excavation

They invoke Article 13 of the Convention, claiming that there is no effective domestic remedy available to them whereby they could have their allegations under Articles 2 and 3 examined.

They agreed to buy it when their employer gave them the opportunity to do so because they had no alternative accommodation.

The applicants also claimed that since the 1974 Turkish intervention in northern Cyprus they had been deprived of their property rights, as their property was located in the area that was under the occupation

The applicants also claimed that since the 1974 Turkish intervention in northern Cyprus they had been deprived of their property rights, as their property was located in the area that was under the occupation

They argued, inter alia, that their statements could not have led the Deputy Minister to conclude that because there had not been a lengthy process leading up to their conversion then that conversion was

They threatened him and then hit him and pushed him inside the house. The attackers then set the house on fire and left, barring the door. 6.

When they defaulted on the loan repayments, the bank brought proceedings for their properties to be sold at auction.

This was refused by the Court of Appeal on the ground that their acquittal was merely technical and that, had they been charged with the lesser crime of threatening to commit a crime directed against life

They all testified that they had not ill-treated the applicant and that they had handcuffed and shackled him in the cell for his own protection and the protection of the property because he had been drunk

They complained under Article 6 of the Convention that they had been wrongfully convicted on the basis of inadmissible evidence and that their sentences had been too severe; that they had had inadequate

The security forces had not destroyed the applicants’ village or forced them to leave their homes.

The Inspectors indicated their readiness to co-operate although they reserved the right to conduct their investigations as they thought right.