According to the applicant, his mother first learnt about his arrest on 6 February 2001 from his girlfriend, who in turn had learnt about it from a relative, a former law-enforcement officer

The witness stated, amongst other things, that he had not witnessed the abduction and had learnt of it from his relatives.

He had forbidden the applicant to visit their mother, J.S., in an old people’s home, threatening to beat her up if she did otherwise.

    According to the applicant, he first learnt about the trial and appeal decisions on 3 June 2015 during a conversation with an official of the Liski transport prosecutor’s office.

They learnt that no further action would be taken and were denied a copy of the decision.

He was placed in office no. 17 where five police officers, D., A., I., K. and Ko. severely beat him up. Ms S. was left in a hall, near office no. 17, and heard him screaming.

The police officers also continued to beat him up while taking him to the police station. 17.

Having learnt that the applicant's daughter was also in the house, officer N. ordered her to come downstairs. When she refused, officer N. shot into the air.

Muradova, whose name I learnt later, falling to the ground at Azadliq Square. -     Yes, on 16 October 2003 one of the police officers who were at Azadliq Square hit M.

Having learnt about the trial the day before, she decided to come to the courthouse (see also paragraph 19 above).

    The applicant stated that he had learnt of Ģ.Č.’s murder from the police officers on the day the police had contacted him. 2.     Confession 16.

They beat me up and attached me to the ‘cage’ [the fenced-in area within the police station used for holding suspects].

In particular, they severely beat him, cut his hair and forced him to chew and swallow it, pressed a red-hot nail into his hands, forehead, nostrils and tongue and carved a derogatory word “Chichik” on

In particular, they severely beat him, cut his hair and forced him to chew and swallow it, pressed a red-hot nail to his hands, forehead, nostrils and tongue and carved a derogatory word “Chichik” on his

; irregular beat; clear tones; unclear [the words “regular beat” and “clear tones” were underlined by hand] (8)     Pupils: wide; normal; abnormal; narrow; slow to react; no reaction [the word

They threatened the applicant’s wife and daughters with firearms, swore at them and beat the applicant. They also searched the house.

Then they took Valid and Aslan Dzhabrailov's passports, beat them, dragged them outside and forced them to the ground.

    On coming back from work to the colony living premises Mr   Dedovskiy learnt from other detainees that the unit officers were performing a search.

According to the applicant, he learnt about that decision on 13 March 2007. On 21 March 2007 the applicant appealed.

He stated, in particular, that he had learnt about his father’s abduction from Ms Zh.Ts.