She claims that the forced evacuation of villages has been well-documented by human rights organisations eg. the Helsinki Watch report October 1994, vol. 6, no. 12 "Forced Displacement of ethnic Kurds

During the trial the applicant refused to watch the video statement given by witness O.B. 24.

Further, while certain reports indicate that in Chechnya some persons of Chechen ethnic origin had been forced to “volunteer” for military service in 2022 (see, for example, Human Rights Watch, Russian

children a lifestyle that was not conducive to their development, social integration or career preparation, as they could not follow classes on Saturdays, use computers, take part in school outings, watch

He claimed to have been confined to the ward for most of the day (except for approximately five hours when inmates were taken to eat, walk or watch TV). 50.

xa0;   other vehicles seized (almost GBP 300,000);            personal assets, including the applicant’s home, jewellery and a GBP   36,000 watch

The court also ordered the confiscation of the proceeds of crime, specifically of: - a gilded watch; - a fur coat worth 17 million Italian lira (LIT) - the amount in YUD corresponding to LIT 28.9 million

Having reviewed the evidence before it, including reports by Amnesty International, Freedom from Torture and Human Rights Watch and a letter from a returnee, RS, who claimed to have been ill-treated, the

The operation was well documented by human rights NGOs, such as Memorial and Human Rights Watch.

  It considered that the applicant had enabled profits formally to accrue in a watch company in Switzerland although these profits had actually been made by a watch company in the Federal Republic

that there was no reason to believe that he had been beaten up by police officers and that the investigation was directed at finding the perpetrators who had beaten the applicant up and had stolen his watch

    On 8 January 2000 an article entitled “Friends, I surely have to watch [it]” (“ Ben mutlaka izlemeliyim arkadaşlar ”) written by Fatih Polat was published on page two of Yeni Evrensel ’s

Greece under the Dublin Regulation on a blanket basis, but rather that an individual assessment of each case would be carried out (reported in the article “Stuck in a Revolving Door” by Human Rights Watch

campaigner for the truth on war crimes, a lonely voice of reason in Serbia or the Soros [5] mercenary, the one who was named by all the banished FRY [6] spies, has won many awards, including the Human Rights Watch

    The 2011 Human Rights Watch’s Report “You Dress According to Their Rules” documenting, in particular, gender discrimination against women in the Chechen Republic, states: “...

During interrogation, the perpetrator confessed that he had been paid by al-Qaeda to kill the first applicant and disclosed the names of sixteen people who had been designated to watch the applicants.

    On 10 September 2010 Human Rights Watch’s Russian office petitioned the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office to refuse the extradition request, referring to the deplorable human rights situation

Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, the United Nations Committee against Torture, the United Nations Human Rights Committee, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch

officer B., J.L. alleged that, during the course of the verbal dispute with the applicant, he had said: "If you do not get out of here now, I shall wallop you" ("Wenn Du Dich jetzt nicht schleichst, dann wasche