Moselle. Up to Five Years in Prison for Six Homophobic Watchmen
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Sentences of up to five years' imprisonment were handed down on Wednesday in Sarreguemines (Moselle) against six young men who had been prosecuted for keeping watch over at least seven homosexuals.
Sentences of up to five years in prison, accompanied by suspended sentences, were handed down on Wednesday in Sarreguemines (Moselle) against six young men who had been prosecuted for having held watch-a-pens ...
Six young men were convicted for having trapped and assaulted homosexual men met via Grindr in Sarreguemines. The homophobic character was not retained, even though the victims reported statements and context clearly marked by their sexual orientation. The article Sarreguemines: six convictions after homophobic watch-apens via Grindr appeared first on Association STOP homophobia.
Sentences of up to five years in prison, some suspended, were handed down Wednesday in Sarreguemines (Moselle) to six young men prosecuted for ambushing at least seven gay men last year. The decision was expected. Six men aged 20 to 23 were sentenced Wednesday by the court to terms ranging from 18 months, 12 of which were suspended, to five years in prison, three of which were suspended, for their involvement in violent extortion. They were accu…
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