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Κερδισε ο
Μπεϊβικ την
δικη για
κακοποιηση
απο το κ
DIR By: mistermax
Date: April 20, 2016, 12:42 pm
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Δωστε τον
φονιά στον
λαό λεμε να
νοιωσει
αμεσοδημοκρατική
δικαιοσυνη
στο πετσί
του
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> Oslo, Norway (CNN)Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring
Breivik has won part of his lawsuit against the state over his
solitary confinement in a high-security prison, a court
announced Wednesday.
>
>
> The Oslo district court found the 37-year-old's treatment in
prison violated Article 3 of the European Convention on Human
Rights, prohibiting "inhuman or degrading treatment," and ruled
that his conditions must be eased.
>
> The court also ordered the government to pay legal costs of
331,000 kroner ($40,600) for the right-wing extremist, who
killed 77 people in a shooting rampage and bombing attack in
2011
>
> Norway has the right to appeal the ruling. It has not
announced whether it intends to do so.
>
> The court dismissed Breivik's claim that the government had
violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights,
which guarantees respect for "private life" and correspondence.
>
>
> The ruling outlined areas of concern in regard to the
conditions of Breivik's confinement, which, taken as a whole,
constituted a breach of his rights.
> These included the duration of his isolation, and inadequate
consideration of the mental impact of the regime. It also said
the routine nude checks Breivik had to go through were not
sufficiently justified from a security perspective.
>
> But it did not give concrete directives on how the conditions
should be changed.
>
> Breivik: Conditions 'sadistic'
>
> The suit was heard over four days last month inside a
gymnasium at Skien prison, which was temporarily converted into
a courtroom.
> Appearing in public for the first time since his trial,
Breivik gave testimony during the suit, alleging that his
isolation in prison constituted a "sadistic" attempt by
Norwegian authorities to kill him.
>
> Norway mass killer Anders Breivik compares himself to Mandela
in court
> Since his arrest, he has been separated from other inmates,
and virtually his only visits have been with professionals, who
meet with him separated behind a glass screen.
> Unveiling the man behind Norway;s mass killings
>
>
> His incoming and outgoing mail is also censored to prevent him
from building far-right networks and inciting sympathizers to
violence.
> Observers expressed concern that Breivik -- who gave a Nazi
salute on his first day in court -- was using his court
appearance as a platform to publicize his extremist ideology.
> Breivik's killing spree on July 22, 2011, was the deadliest
attack in Norway since World War II. Eight people were killed
when a bomb he planted detonated in Oslo before he methodically
shot to death 69 young people at a Labor Party youth camp on
Utoya island. He blamed the party for the rise of
multiculturalism in Norway.
> Bjorn Ihler, one of the survivors of the Utoya massacre, said
on Twitter that the ruling was a "sign we have a working court
system, respecting human rights even under extreme conditions."
>
> "Our best weapon in fighting extremism is humanity. The ruling
in the Breivik case shows that we acknowledge the humanity of
extremists too," he wrote.
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σχολιο για
την
τελευταια
προταση: αν
το οπλο σας
ηταν ο
ανθρωπισμος
τοτε δεν θα
κερδιζε την
δικη ο
φονιας.
Κρατος και
Μπρεϊβικ =
ιδια σκατά,
μονη λυση ο
Αναρχισμος.
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