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Brutalitet dhe lëndime të rënda/ Protestat masive në vend, një grup avokatësh padisin ministrin e brendshëm
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france, protestat, paditet, ministri brendshem,
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Avokatët që përfaqësojnë protestuesit e plagosur gjatë një vale demonstratash në të gjithë Francën kanë njoftuar planet për të çuar Ministrin e Brendshëm Laurent Nunez në gjykatë për brutalitetin e dyshuar të policisë dhe përdorimin e armëve që kanë shkaktuar lëndime të rënda. Duke folur në një konferencë për shtyp të premten, avokati Arie Alimi tha se veprimi ligjor do të synonte përgjegjësinë e supozuar të ministrit për përdorimin e armëve që i kanë gjymtuar demonstruesit. “Tani besojmë se është e domosdoshme të shënjestrojmë personin përgjegjës për këto gjymtime dhe dëme masive, përkatësisht Ministrin e Brendshëm Laurent Nunez”, tha Alimi. Avokatët synojnë të paraqesin një padi kolektive në Gjykatën e Drejtësisë të Republikës (CJR), e vetmja gjykatë franceze me juridiksion mbi veprat penale të dyshuara të kryera nga ministrat e qeverisë në detyrë gjatë ushtrimit të detyrave të tyre. Ata e akuzojnë Nunezin se ka autorizuar përdorimin e armëve që dyshohet se i dinte se mund të…
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Brutalitet dhe lëndime të rënda/ Protestat masive në vend, një grup avokatësh padisin ministrin e brendshëm
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