of the Convention, as interpreted by this Court, they had to take steps provisionally to accommodate the inhabitants of the Kremikovtsi settlement who would be affected by the demolition of their houses

and, subsequently, the merits of the case, while another three judges had also had to decide on a matter on which they had already expressed their opinions.

Having regard to the similarities in the above applications the Court finds it convenient to join them (Rule 43 § 1 of the Rules of Court).

and, subsequently, the merits of the case, while another three judges had also had to decide on a matter on which they had already expressed their opinions.

They decided immediately on the prison option without considering the alternative ways there were in which to exercise the discretion vested in them...

From their arrival in Sweden until their expulsion, all the members of the family were in contact with the Swedish health care system and under psychiatric treatment.

This equipment had never been given back to them by the authorities. 24.

The Government upheld this view and maintained that there was no evidence of the State’s involvement in the incident.

They complained that they had less time than their Romanian peers to prepare for the exams, or simply to rest between them, and less chance of success in the baccalaureate.

According to the applicants, the officers took their fingerprints, threatened and insulted them, took away their mobile phones and refused to allow them to contact their relatives or a lawyer, or to call

  The latter inquired, inter alia, into their reasons for testifying against a dealer who they both said sold good quality drugs and asked them whether they were being paid for giving evidence.

Although this admittedly meant that the persons concerned suffered restrictions on the judicial protection of their rights, as they could not challenge in the courts the necessity of the seizure of their

They stated that they had lost all their identity papers in the 1994 war.

Furthermore, they maintained that there had been a violation of rights granted to them by virtue of Article 2 of Protocol No. 4 to the Convention, which reads as follow: “1.

They pulled the applicant’s three sons on the floor and asked their names. They then told Idris to dress.

The heirs of P.D. obtained a decision restoring to them their 7,344 square metres of land. 7.

account of the domestic courts’ decision to return them to their father.

not the owners of the land they occupied.

It is elementary that if the police abuse these powers and target them disproportionately against those whom they perceive to be no particular friends of theirs the terrorists will have to that extent