Youssef Siher è stato rilasciato. Tutto il dispositivo di fermo della procura di Milano incriminava le sue idee e non fatti specifici.
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Dopo la condanna a 11 dirigenti di Miteni, azienda responsabile dell’inquinamento da PFAS, abbiamo intervistato Laura Fazzini.
Abderrahim Fakir è morto mentre era in custodia di quello Stato di cui aveva paura, perché era consapevole di non contare nulla come persona.
From roadblocks to cannabis bans, some courts are raising doubts about the government's repressive measures, which meanwhile continue unabated.
A week after Al Najjar’s arrest, Tajani has not said a word from the Farnesina. There has also been silence regarding the activists kidnapped in Libya.
Luchetta Award: the Friuli Venezia Giulia Regional Administrative Court has resoundingly rejected the regional government’s decision. “Restore the funds”.
From Castel Volturno to other regions of Italy, protests against the new CPRs are growing. A dangerous path towards the privatisation of the prison system.
In recent years, the EU has favoured targeted sanctions against those who violate human rights. Imposing such sanctions on Ben Gvir would be no small matter.
Witness in a trial against six anarchist militants, Alfredo Cospito has spoken about his conditions of total isolation under the 41-bis prison regime.
Mohammed Al-Mallah spent 23 years in Israeli prisons. Today he would risk being hanged. Exclusive video interview.
Players convicted of sexual violence continue to play and institutions are incapable of taking concrete action.
Palestinian Ahmad Salem sentenced to 4 years for finding resistance videos on his phone. “Terrorist self-training.”.
Here's how the Italian Constitution would change if the judicial reform we will vote on on March 22nd/23rd came into effect.
The Rogoredo events are causing difficulties for the Meloni government, revealing the arbitrariness of justice reform and the Security Decree.
La vicenda di Rogoredo è esempio perfetto del perché alcuni settori vogliono lo “scudo penale” e di come questo distrugga lo Stato di diritto.
The case of two workers sacked by Milano Cortina raises a series of questions about employer arbitrariness and a priori criminalisation.
In the ISIS-controlled camps run by the SDF, there are thousands of children and women who are victims of ISIS. But they have been treated as terrorists.
Carlo Guglielmi, from the committee promoting the referendum on the Justice reform, answers questions and doubts about what is at stake.
The files on Jeffrey Epstein reveal abuse, testimonies and prominent names, but leave the real responsibilities unresolved.
A feminist mobilisation has been announced to prevent the Rape Bill from becoming a boomerang in the fight against violence.
The minimal sentence handed down to Anan Yaeesh cannot be presented as a victory for Israel.
The use of prison against Palestinians and activists is a pillar of colonial oppression, strategically employed in Europe as well.
The squares must fill up again, workers must down tools, voices must grow louder.
The pre-trial detention order for Mohammad Hannoun is a textbook case of a foregone conclusion based on one axiom: Muslim = terrorist.
The prosecution's thesis in Genoa with regard to Mohammad Hannoun and eight other Palestinians is that everything that enters Gaza funds terrorism.
The Court of Appeal's ruling that ordered Mohamed Shahin's release is groundbreaking and significant. A commentary.
The Turin Court of Appeal annuls the detention of Imam Shahin, recognising the absence of danger.
Growing mobilisations for the release of Mohamed Shahin, with public appeals and calls for justice.
The Bibbiano judicial affair and the media affair have, for years, been entirely separate. Journalist Simona Musco has brought them back together in a book.