45,000 each to six victims of Bolzaneto police brutality
(ANSA) – Strasbourg, April 6 – Italy has admitted its responsibility for police brutality at the Bolzaneto barracks during the Genoa G8 in 2001 and has agreed to pay 45,000 euros each to six citizens for moral and material damages as well as court costs, the European Court of Human Rights said Thursday, in a ruling in which it noted the “amicable resolution between the parties”. [Read more]. |
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