The officers then turned the applicant to face the wall, took a truncheon out of a cupboard, pulled the applicant's trousers down and threatened to rape the applicant with the truncheon.

   Finally, as regards the general situation in Bangladesh, the report states that torture and ill-treatment in police custody and in jails were widespread (page 89).

A: They had no value for me – G. had third-degree burns, that is quite rare. They heal on their own. Usually burns are deep and take a longer time to recover. ...

criminal complaint against him and, when she refused, told her that she would be swallowed up by darkness, to beware of him, that nothing was going to be as before and that he was going to put her in jail

  if the charges involved relate to murder, robbery, rape, terrorism, kidnapping, drug abuse, extortion or any other offence carrying a sentence of at least twelve years’ imprisonment, when detention

It appears from the statement, as taken down in writing, that Mr Dawoud Joad Kathim was under the misapprehension that the foreign troops involved had been Polish rather than Netherlands.

Štai „Lietuvos balso“ finalininkas [G.S.] prisipažino: „Taip, aš esu homoseksualus.“ Ir tada prasidėjo: „Nesuprantu, kam čia skelbtis“, „Gal čia jam garbė?“, „Kodėl apie tokius išvis rašo?

It had to be noted that the applicant company’s shareholder R.K. explained in court that “she knew” ( jai žinomi ) Belarusian citizens J.Č. and A.O., the latter whom she had seen at a private party outside

It found that in its decision of 27 January 2009 the Samara Town Administration had merely suggested that the applicant should change the location and time of the picket rather than imposed a ban on it

Senior Air Force staff and civilian authorities occupying the VIP lounge fled in panic, causing a traffic jam and obstructing access to the site for police and medical professionals. 11.

He also maintained that she “had been questioned before being granted the status of a suspect ( nepareiškus jai įtarimo ) and forced to testify”.

It found that in its decision of 27 January 2009 the Samara authorities had merely proposed that the applicant should change the location and time of the event, rather than imposing a ban on it.

Rather, from 22   November to 2 December 2002 he had been held in a punishment cell in which his warm clothing had been taken away in exchange for dirty and torn overalls and trousers.