US EditionFury in EU Country as Court Orders Release of Radical Muslim Preacher
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The Court of Appeal of Turin, accepting the appeal lodged by the lawyers of Imam Mohamed Shahin, has ruled in favour of ...
The imam, already released from the Cpr of Caltanissetta, had been the subject of a decree of expulsion signed by Minister Plantadosis because it was considered a threat to the State.
Court orders release of Turin imam considered 'threat to State'
A Turin court on Monday ordered the release of an Egyptian imam who had been held at a migrant centre since November after Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi ordered he be expelled from Italy as he was considered a threat to the State. (ANSA)
"Our joy for the liberation of Mohamed Shahin is immense," said Avs in the shadow of the Mole. "We are stronger than the repressive arrogance of the Meloni government."
The Court of Appeal of Turin overturned the decision of the court and ordered that the man may leave the Cpr of Caltanissetta, where he was held pending expulsion
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