The Catalan Association of Victims of Terrorism Appeals the CDR Amnesty
7 Articles
7 Articles
The entity assures that the CJEU has not approved the amnesty in the Operation Judas case
Acvot asks the National High Court to review the judgement on a case-by-case basis on the grounds that the absence of an attack does not suppress its criminal relevance
The Catalan Association of Victims of Terrorist Organizations (Acvot) has filed an appeal against the National Court's decision to amnesty the twelve members of the CDR prosecuted for terrorism and is requesting that they be brought to trial, according to a letter published by Europa Press.
He argues that even if an attack has not been carried out, it does not mean that the facts are necessarily of no criminal relevance under European law.
The National High Court faces a challenge that calls for a trial for terrorist offences by alleging an infringement of the EU legal framework.
The Catalan Association of Victims of Terrorist Organizations (Acvot) has filed an appeal...
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