Breivik perde la causa contro Oslo per trattamento disumano
epa09692476 Mass murder Anders Behring Breivik poses with a fascist salute as he arrives for the first day of the parole hearing of Anders Breivik, in Skien, Norway, 18 January 2022. Breivik, who changed his name to Fjotolf Hansen in 2017, is to appear before court for his three-days parole hearing in Oslo on 18 January 2022. Mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik was sentenced to a maximum term of 21 years for killing 77 people in bomb and shooting attacks on 22 July 2011, and is entitled under Norwegian law to have his sentenced reviewed after ten years served. The case is being processed by Telemark District Court, but is physically taking place in a makeshift courtroom in Skien prison. EPA/Ole Berg-Rusten / POOL NORWAY OUT NORWAY OUT
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OSLO, 15 FEB - Il neonazista e pluriomicida Anders Behring Breivik, che il 22 luglio 2011 uccise 77 persone e ne ferì centinaia in un duplice attentato ad Oslo e sull'isola di Utoya, ha perso la causa contro lo Stato norvegese per trattamento disumano. Breivik ritiene che il regime di isolamento carcerario in cui sta scontando la condanna a 21 anni violi i suoi diritti umani e lo spinga al suicidio.
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