The police did not demolish the remaining four sheds but warned those living there that should they not leave the area, their sheds would also be demolished.

  About ten days later they were informed that their placement was the result of an order issued by the deputy director general of the prison administration, but they were not shown the order.

they had danced and where some men had then arrived and “played” with them in rooms on the premises.

A road block was then set up by the police in order to stop and arrest them. They broke through the road block at high speed endangering the life of a police officer in so doing.

After these events soldiers continued to go to the hamlet and on each of their visits they burned the remaining parts of the houses.

The applicants could not establish that they had been found liable in the civil proceedings as a result of their non-participation; there had been sufficient evidence against them to lead to such a finding

Then the applicants had also got up and had been beaten and arrested by the police. The applicants complained that their arms had been twisted and that they had been beaten, particularly on the head.

    From there the applicants heard shooting at no. 28 and then at their own house.

They began to disperse. I then was again confronted with several GKCYP youths who kicked and pushed me. They screamed abuse at me shouting why the UN do not help the GKCyps. I then observed Sgt.

The Judicial Division further found that there were no compelling reasons of a humanitarian nature allowing them to reside in the Netherlands since the children, given their age, should be able to live

These persons have taken out their belongings from their houses themselves. There was nobody from the security forces while they were emptying their houses.

It is these prosecutors and police officers who protect their established order. If they don’t want anything to happen to them, they just have to agree to our demand.

  The applicants were not eyewitnesses to the abduction and the following account is based on the witness statements collected by them after the disappearance of their relatives.

Then they put him into the police car with the help of two other colleagues and drove him to their police station.

Should he fail to do so, the applicant could contact a bailiff, who should then take the daughters and their documents and hand them over to the applicant.

They were then handed over to the gendarmes at the Diyarbakır Provincial Gendarmerie Command.

from the allowances they received for their children and that there was no guarantee that these were used exclusively to care for the children.

The bank informed her on 18 June 2001 that she should inform them of where her possessions should be delivered or they would be obliged to dispose of them to defray their costs of storage.

The applicants complained under Article 8 of the Convention that their right to respect for their family life and home was violated as they had been forcibly displaced from their villages and had been

    He then turned to consider what had been disclosed about the anonymous witnesses, summarising the disclosures about the statements they had made and their backgrounds (see paragraphs 8-16