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A complaint against the Italian government for violating the law on arms sale to countries “perpetrators of grave human rights violations”. This is what they have fixed Claudio me Paola Regeni, the parents of Giulio, the Italian investigator murdered in Egypt in 2016. After years of very complicated investigations, also due to the lack of cooperation from Cairo, the Rome prosecutor’s office closed the investigation of four agents for that murder. Egizian national security, reconstructing the nine days of torture of the Italian investigator.
However, thirteen days after the closure of these investigations, that is, on December 23, she was handed over to Egypt before two in the afternoon. Fremm frigates sold by Fincantieri in Cairo in recent months. “Without any official statement,” he stressed. Italian Network for Peace and Disarmament. And the Regeni have decided to denounce the government, as announced during the broadcast. Live propaganda. The provision was drawn up by lawyer Alessandra Bellerini, lawyer for the relatives of the investigator murdered in 2016.
“Together with our lawyer, we have prepared a complaint against the Italian government for violation of law 185/90, which prohibits the export of arms to countries whose governments are responsible for serious human rights violations confirmed by the competent bodies of the EU , the UN and the Council of Europe and the Egyptian government are certainly among those who have committed these violations. “Paola and Claudio Regeni said. During the broadcast, Giulio’s parents reiterated their request to call the ambassador in Egypt after the statements of the Egyptian prosecutor. “We ask this as a strong act. It is important that Italy set an example – they said – We also ask that the Prosecutor’s Office no insult, we ask for firmness. We must react, otherwise our children who go around the world will no longer be safe ”.
A few days ago, in fact, the Attorney General of Cairo again publicly defended the four members of the National security accused by prosecutors in Rome of being responsible for the kidnapping, torture and murder of Regeni. “At the moment there is no reason to initiate criminal proceedings for the homicide, kidnapping and torture of the victim Giulio Regeni, since the perpetrator is unknown,” affirms the Attorney General. Hamada Al Sawi. The document released by Cairo attacks the Italian prosecutors, accuses them of not having done their job well, and hypothesizes the existence of a kind of plot over the Regeni case to “damage relations” between Italy and Egypt. The magistrates come to judge Giulio’s behavior during his stay in Egypt, while he was conducting research for his thesis, defining it “does not suit your role as a researcherAnd for this place “under observation” by Egyptian security “without violating his freedom or his private life.”
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