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He also submits a copy of his police record.
The author's counsel recalls that, during the legal proceedings,both the High Court and the Supreme Court focused on evidence of the Crown witness; he also submits that granting an official pardon to this person, accepting fictitious documents as confession, and accepting such fraudulent documents prepared by the police as part of the agreement on conditional pardon constituted egregious law violations.
He also submits that he cannot remember times and dates very well.
He also submits that following the hearing the judges deliberated for seven minutes, before announcing their decision.
He also submits that the Forouhars, although political prisoners under the Shah Pahlavi, are now promonarchist.
He also submits that he has exhausted all available domestic remedies in the context of the present claim.
He also submits that the medical certificates confirm that he has been seriously traumatized for many years.
He also submits that, if he is deported to Somalia, he would become a victim of the country's severe humanitarian situation.
He also submits that the defence lawyer appointed ex officio did not take any measures to prevent him from being tortured, and"hid the facts.
He also submits that other municipal councils have not challenged the credentials of local police officers, who are duly elected to the council.
He also submits that the State party's refusal to renew his residence card constitutes a breach of article 12 of the Covenant on the liberty of movement.
He also submits for the Commission's attention his reports on the realization of the right to food in Ethiopia and in Mongolia, contained in addenda to this report.
He also submits that the decision of the Court was unfair, as the non-disclosure of the documents requested by the Court resulted from conducts that were beyond his control.
He also submits that his crime was an isolated incident committed in a state of inebriation and depression in the wake of his marriage break-up.
He also submits a copy of a written statement to a Colombian judicial authority by Hector Mosquera, who declared in 1994 that he had been subjected to torture.
He also submits that he was deported to Iraq without an investigation into his health condition resulting from the previously incurred torture and inhuman treatment.
He also submits that he had sent complaints to the International Protection Centre and to the Proletarskiy District Prosecutor Office of Tula prior to mailing his complaint to the Committee.
He also submits that the fact that he was forced to work to pay for his prison expenses, and that such work was a prerequisite for his computer to be returned, constitutes a modern form of slavery.
He also submits that Algerian citizens who return after having failed to obtain asylum in a third country are generally suspected to be Islamic terrorists, which makes them vulnerable to reprisals.
He also submits that the commemoration in question was never intended to constitute a political, social or economic action and, therefore, the participants had not sought prior authorization for its conduct.
He also submits that his allegations should be interpreted in the context of the serious human rights situation in the State party and, in particular, the systematic police brutality to which Roma and others are subjected.
In this regard, he also submits that although a legal adviser may be present at the first interview he cannot participate by asking questions himself nor assist the asylum-seeker preparing for this interview.
He also submits that he did indeed meet with the Attorney-General in April 2008 on the issue of compensation and subsequently followed up with a letter to the Attorney-General indicating how much he would be prepared to settle for in this regard.
He also submits that he was charged with four other murders only at the end of the preliminary investigation and that the investigators failed to inform him in a timely manner of the amended charges, in violation of article 154 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
He also submits that as he does not have a national identity card he will be placed in an extremely risky situation, as demonstrated by an April 2002 report of the United Kingdom Home Office Immigration and Nationality Directorate.
He also submits that the use of nuclear weapons by NATO, through its consequences such as fall-out and nuclear winter, directly affects his right to life and his right not to be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
He also submits that the change of his names resulted in numerous misunderstandings, since the Ukrainian pronunciation of his names sounded"rough and ridiculous" in Russian and he was often subjected to"mockeries" by Russian-speaking fellow citizens in Crimea, where there were"anti-Ukrainian sentiments.
He also submits that a photograph showing him bareheaded would, in all probability, result in repeated requests from the authorities for him to remove his turban for ease of identification and, even if that were not the case, he would feel humiliated and feel like a traitor to his faith whenever the authorities examined his residency card containing a photograph in which he appeared bareheaded.
He also submits the temporary work permit issued to his wife, letters attesting to his participation in the research project run by the McGill University physiotherapy and ergonomics school, a certificate of participation in the support group for serious burns victims and a confirmation of his participation in the CHUM hospital's serious burns study.
He also submits that, during four consecutive nights, the RNA soldiers subjected him to both physical and mental torture to obtain information on Maoist activities, as a result of which he fell unconscious on one occasion, suffered from a severe fever, was in pain and unable to walk for a period of time and continues to experience difficulties walking long distances.