He added that the village did not want them there, that they had done nothing but cause damage in the years they had lived there, and that he could do nothing to stop the people who did not want to see

There he was pushed on the floor and the same two unit officers beat his legs and hips with their truncheons. Then a penitentiary officer came and ordered the unit officers to stop the beatings.

The children were also heard by the Migration Board and they stated that they felt fine, that they had not had any problems in their home country and that they did not know why they had come to Sweden.

The applicants stated that they did not know these persons, and that they did not accept the parts of the statements that were against them.

The guards then told the applicants that they would give them food if they paid, and took money from their bags and gave them two loaves of bread, a yoghurt, four bottles of Coca-Cola, one kilogram of

They ordered the men, including the 13-year-old Suleyman, to lie down in the snow. They then searched the house and the courtyard, having ordered Aba M. to walk in front of them.

They had then blindfolded the applicants, taken them down to the minibus and driven somewhere.

They claimed that they had been persecuted in their home country, due to their Armenian ethnicity, and the first applicant, in addition, that she was suffering from the last stages of a fatal illness called

If they want to try let them do so. Those who try pay the price.”

The applicants contend under Article 5 § 1 (c) of the Convention that they were unlawfully and arbitrarily deprived of their liberty as there was no reasonable suspicion for their arrest.

The applicants then further pursued their claims for the return of the said amounts before the Constitutional Court by complaints lodged on 29 October 2019 (the first applicant) and 15 January 2020 (the

The judge determined that there was no evidence that the jurors had seen these posts or had felt intimidated by them. 18.

Both Necati and Mehmet confirmed the statements they had made to the Prosecutor earlier the same day. The Judge then ordered their release. 51.

On an unspecified date the applicants, or some of them, purchased a small plot of land, a few miles away from the site at Cressing, and stationed their caravans there.

They also informed them of the registration numbers of the APCs which had taken away their sons on 19   June 2002. 26.

They did so in their own names, as well as in the name of their children. Their arguments may be summarised as follows. 15.

They brought the villagers from Sandallar to Murataga, killed everyone after torturing them and buried them by running over them with a bulldozer on the rubbish dump.

Their request was rejected with reference to the Dublin Convention and the German authorities returned them to Italy, where they had obtained a visa.

Nor had they been told of the correct number of previous placements (there had been three, not two) or of the extent of disruption that J. had caused in these placements.

When they approached the checkpoint, a gendarme officer ordered them to stop, and they shouted out that there was a problem with the brakes and that they were not able to stop.