The Nikopol Court acquitted the applicant in respect of some other counts of theft for want of evidence. 17.     The applicant and his lawyer appealed.

applicant asserts that he has been subjected to mental suffering in violation of Article 3, having to see the humiliating interrogation of his son on the internet, finding out about his murder and having to wait

The applicants argued, inter alia , that the construction and operation of the factories would have a significant impact on the area’s agricultural and water resources, putting their and other residents

There had been adequate systems of water supply, sewage disposal, ventilation and heating.

He had no food except for two pieces of bread per day and some water. He was allowed to use the lavatory only once a day. The applicant was not permitted to go for a walk or to wash himself. 35.

Though the accused leaving for a court were provided with a packed lunch, no hot meal or hot water was distributed. The accused were not allowed to smoke. 14.

He stated that Officer Akgün had in fact grabbed Emin Yıldırım by the neck and had repeatedly banged his head against the walls.

They claim they were blindfolded and immersed in high pressure cold water.

The latter had a bruise on his forehead and could barely walk. The applicant had told his father to save him because he was being beaten.

Opposite the entrance door, at the top of the wall, there was a 50 cm high window which opened with an iron bar. The distance from the floor to the bottom of the window was 2.3 m.

The applicant fell down and hit his head against the wall. 6.     On 16 August 2007 the applicant was taken for a forensic medical examination. After the examination, he was released.

In most villages there is no electricity, water, mains or health services.

Following this incident the villagers had left the village the same day, but the applicant’s elderly uncle, Hacı Mehrap Er, had stayed behind to wait for Ahmet.

The applicants themselves had stated that the conduct of the police officers was justified and that they did not want to see them prosecuted.

They submitted that these injuries could have been caused by the applicant’s own behaviour when she had kicked the doors and walls after having been locked in the patients’ room. 43.

Cells nos. 93 and 22 were lit around the clock with one 60 ‑ 100 watt bulb. The ventilation was insufficient given that most detainees smoked in the cells.

The walls had not been damaged. Some parts of the house were in any event unfinished and were not inhabitable.

.; his mouth was covered with tape; water was poured over him; he was punched, kicked and hit with truncheons on his head and body; he was verbally insulted and mocked; and he was threatened that his genitals

In his wallet the officers had found two small packets containing, as later established, 0.82 g and 0.62 g of amphetamine. Consequently, the officers had decided to arrest D.J.