X stated that he would manage to contact staff if things got worse. They considered that supervision every thirty minutes was sufficient.

He stated that the Iraqi family had been very nervous, which had only become worse when they had been called to in English not to cross the barbed wire.

Regard must also be had to the object and purpose of those rules (see, for example, the Worm v.

They had allegedly wanted the applicant to withdraw his application and had told him that he would not prove anything and only make things worse. 33.

    Worse still, in the case of Brian Psaila vs Attorney General et al , decided by the Constitutional Court on 27 March 2020, the latter had upheld the part of the judgment of the first-instance

Even worse, it would open the door to uncontrolled arbitrariness and real and unwarranted dangers to the freedom of the individual which the Convention aims to avert.

Throughout his hospitalisation [the applicant] was described as severely psychotic and easily provoked to aggression and bursts of anger, which clearly took a turn for the worse when he smoked cannabis

She showed signs of severe anxiety and depression which got worse following the refusal of her asylum request.

The rule also affords the prospective applicant time to consider whether to lodge an application and, if so, to decide on the specific complaints and arguments to be raised (see, for example, the Worm

Furthermore, the six-month rule is autonomous and must be construed and applied in each individual case in such a way as to ensure the effective exercise of the right to individual petition (see Worm v

The applicant alleged that in the temporary detention facility IZ-77/1 the conditions were even worse than in the other facility, in particular on account of overcrowding, inadequate light, insufficient

He further lodged his application on 4 May 2007 and thus within a period of six months from the date of service (see in this respect, inter alia , Worm v.

She stated that she had not asked to be sent to the prison hospital because the conditions there were even worse than in Požega Penitentiary. 23.

The delay in the proceedings had made matters even worse, as whenever one of the many applicants passed away, his or her heirs had to pay tax on the immovables, which legally still belonged to them (until

In some establishments, prisoners on remand live in worse conditions than sentenced prisoners.

The applicant contended that compensation in cases such as his should be determined in the same way because someone who had injured another person should not be put in a worse situation than someone who

His depression had grown worse during his time in transit military unit no. 26001, when news of his desertion and denouncement of hazing had become known to other people.

alleged in particular that, if extradited and convicted in the United States, they would be at real risk of ill-treatment either as a result of conditions of detention at ADX Florence (which would be made worse

The courts consider on the basis of Article D. 283-2 that 'solitary confinement does not make conditions of detention worse and is not liable to affect the legal position of the person so held' ( Conseil