They submitted that in view of their young age and their common background they should be enabled to reside together, and that their financial means only allowed them to visit each other every eight

    On 8 March 1994 the five men were questioned by a judge at the Diyarbakır Court. The judge then ordered the release of four of them.

Before the Justice of the Peace of that Chamber, the applicants denied the accusations against them and complained that they had made their statements under torture.

  Between these attempts to deport them, and following their return from Tunis, the applicants, who were regarded as undesirables on Polish territory, were held by the immigration authorities at Warsaw

own name but that they were acting through the intermediary of their mother. 13.

They were of the opinion that it was not possible to discuss the matter with Mr and Mrs Venema, there being a danger that they might react unpredictably.

Finally, on 10 June 1992 when their mother demanded that the children be taken into care or she would batter them, the children were placed in emergency foster care.

We did not accept the offer because the tanks had been offered for free. Had we agreed to take these tanks, there would have been no commissions - and then what would happen to the casinos?” 15.

One police car even pursued the applicant and other Roma trying to return to their homes, firing shots at them from their police car and shouting at them to leave the village.

The fact that the [magistrates' clerk]'s affidavit is silent as to whether the justices considered this course leads me to think that they misdirected themselves and that their decision ... was flawed.

they had been apprised of the decisions placing them in the Centre in a language they could understand.

They did not specify the reason for their failure to do so. Media coverage of the applicant’s trial 29.

They also claimed compensation in the amount of EUR 18,000 in respect of pecuniary damage for their inability to use and enjoy the compensation due to them for many years.

They finally submitted under this head that the periodicals found in their homes had been legal publications.

The latter had started insulting the workers and the men in black. They had had then started to push A. and K., grabbing their arms, trying to seize their chainsaws.

When they entered the room, they found the victim asleep and put a pillow over her head to prevent her from screaming, and then they raped her.

the meaning of this provision did not affect adult children and their relations with their parents.

       The soldiers assaulted these six persons in front of the rest of the villagers and then took them out of the sight of the villagers.

they had proposed and had not allowed them access to the case file.