Published 3 months ago

Norway mass killer Breivik loses human rights case to end prison isolation

Anders Breivik has lost his case against the state, as a court ruled that his prison conditions were not a violation of human rights.
Breivik, who killed 77 people in a 2011 attack, has been held in isolation and claimed to be suicidal. His lawyer said he was disappointed with the outcome and would appeal.
The court justified the restrictions on Breivik's communications, stating that he remains a danger to society. His 21-year sentence can be extended as long as he is deemed a threat.

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