Mr Kültür was left paralysed from a previous stroke and is unable to walk.

    Selon le requérant, le 28 novembre 1996 vers 9 heures, des policiers en tenue civile, munis d’armes et de talkies-walkies, arrêtèrent son père, Mahmut Mordeniz (M.M.), et dirent à son oncle

She further alleged that there was a length of metal pipe sticking out of the wall under the window bars to which the clothesline rope was attached, and that it should have caused marks on the body if

As it was cold, they went to wait inside a neighbours’ house. The servicemen continued the search. Meanwhile, the first applicant had learnt of the search of his brother’s house and went there.

He carried out another inspection on 4 March 1997, with the first expert, with a view to examining the state of the television set and of an electrical wall panel.

The beating caused very serious physical pain due to which he temporarily lost the ability to walk unaided.

Article 3 of the Convention in substance, the applicant in application no. 32219/24 further complains that Russian attacks forced her to shelter in a basement for several weeks without electricity, water

granted, as she only then learnt that on 19 April 2007 her status of victim had been annulled by a prosecutorial decision, whilst the investigation had been closed the day after, on 20 April 2007, for want

Later the same day he left his home to walk to the nearby Şenlik village. Between 5 and 7 p.m. the same day, villagers in Ecemiş village heard gunfire.

    In addition to a daily hour-long walk in the prison hospital’s yard, the applicant had been able to walk freely during the daytime within sanitary block. 23.

In his words, it was extremely difficult to have a shower, because of the insufficiency of shower cabins and shortage of hot and cold water.

of murder After arrest Atyashchevsky Department of the Interior ( РОВД ) of the Republic Mordovia Blows over legs, suffocating, beating on the head by a truncheon, beating by plastic bottles full of water

He stated that he had been beaten, hung by his arms and hosed with cold water and alleged that ice cubes had been placed over his body.

In some complaints the detainees report that on days [when they must attend] court they are provided with dry rations but no hot water...” 40 .

The officers made them stand against the wall with their legs spread apart and forced them to remain in this position for two hours. 9.

I commit suicide because I don’t want to be a burden to someone. Mom and dad, forgive me. Goodbye to everyone, goodbye to life. Signature. Z.B.”

    Have the authorities discharged their burden of proof by providing a plausible or satisfactory and convincing explanation of how the applicants’ injuries were caused (see Salman v.

There was frequently no running water at all, which rendered it impossible to flush the toilet. The hot water was never sufficient for all of the inmates to take showers. 30.

of Judges and Prosecutors (“Supreme Council”), having assessed the evidence in the case file, concluded that the allegations against the applicant were well-founded and that it was not necessary to wait