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UGA A/A44/43/1/26/2/1 · Item · 1992/09/06-1995/03/03
Part of Academic

Application of Zübeyir Dündar submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the unlawful 1992 killing of his mentally disabled son, Mesut Dündar, and the subsequent failure to carry out an effective investigation into the circumstances of the killing. Appendices (in Turkish with English translations) to the application include: statements of Zübeyir Dündar and Abdülaziz Dündar (son of Zübeyir and brother of Mesut) made on 16 January 1993 and on 23 September 1994 describing the incident; Mesut Dündar's death certificate; an interview with witnesses who witnessed the killing published in the Özgür Gündem newspaper on 19 November 1992; other newspaper articles relating to the incident; a copy of Zübeyir Dündar's petition to the Cizre State Prosecutor; a copy of Zübeyir Dündar's letter of authorisation authorising Françoise Hampson and Kevin Boyle to be his legal representatives; and photocopies of photographs of the body of Mesut Dündar being dragged behind an armoured personnel carrier taken by a Turkish journalist (GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING).

UGA LE/LE6/2/2/3/6/7/751 · Item · 25/04/1890
Part of Landed Estates

Application by John Wilson Lynch as owner of land in barony of Kiltartan, Co Galway to the Court of the Land Commission, that the guarantee deposit be invested in Bank of Ireland stock.

UGA LE/LE6/2/1/6/2/392 · Item · 29/04/1909
Part of Landed Estates

Notice of application to the Commissioners of his Majesty's Woods and Forests, for the discharging of encumbrances. It also gives a schedule of the lands in question.

UGA A/A44/43/1/6/2/1 · Sub-file · 1990/07/28-1996/05/31
Part of Academic

Application (with appendices) submitted by Eshat Aktaş to the European Commission of Human Rights, plus documents from the initial domestic proceedings in Turkey regarding the death of Yakup Aktaş, which resulted in the decision not to try the gendarmes accused of causing Yakup Aktaş's death and in turn resulted in Eshat Aktaş filing this application.

Application (Yaşa)
UGA A/A44/43/1/24/4 · Item · 1993/06/21
Part of Academic

Application of Sıddık Yaşa submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding the deaths of his wife Yezal and son Veysi, and the destruction of Yusuf's home all resulting from a 19 December 1992 attack on the village of Tepecik by Turkish soldiers and village guards, as well as the absence of an effective investigation on this incident. Appendices to the application are located at A44/43/1/24/2.

Application, 14/11/94
UGA A/A44/43/1/9/3 · File · 1994/11/14-1995/01/13
Part of Academic

Application of Sedat Aslantaş submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding his conviction and imprisonment for signing the Democracy Platform of 27 May 1993, plus statements submitted on behalf of the applicant immediately following the submission of the application.

Application, Şahin case
UGA A/A44/43/1/28/1/6 · Sub-file · 1994/09/03
Part of Academic

Application of lawyers, and spouses, İmam Şahin and Arzu Şahin submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights to pursue a case against Turkey regarding their arrest and detainment on 7 December 1993 and subsequent torture while in custody.

Applications
UGA A/A44/43/1/48/2 · File · 1993/07/02-1993/12/20
Part of Academic

Applications filed by Mizgin Ovat (Nezgin Uvat) and Halit Şahin (listed as Ali Şahin due to a misunderstanding in translation) on 20 December 1993 against the Republic of Turkey with the European Commission of Human Rights regarding the destruction of their homes and property during an operation by gendarmes carried out in the village of Güldiken, Lice District, Diyarbakır Province, on 24 June 1993. Appendices include the statements of the applicants, the statement of Şahin's partner Behçet Aksoy, and their letters to the European Commission of Human Rights authorising Kevin Boyle and Françoise Hampson as their legal representatives.