July 11, 2014
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Translated by Act for freedom now! I have been a prisoner in Nigrita prisons for about 4 months now since I was transferred from another correctional facility for security reasons. In the time I have been in Nigrita prison I … Continue reading
May 29, 2013
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Translated by Acforfreedomnow/boubourAs CCF TRIAL UPDATE Session 49. Among the prosecution witnesses which came through today was an superior officer of the antiterrorist force, who was in charge of the officers who arrested some of those accused in Nea Smirni. … Continue reading
February 6, 2013
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Translated by Actforfreedomnow/boubourAs The presence of the recently arrested comrades Dimitris Politis and Giannis Mihailidis preoccupied today’s session. The scars of torture were clear on the face of Giannis (eyes and nose). Both of the comrades have been tried in … Continue reading
November 2, 2012
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Translated by Act for freedom now/boubourAs New C.C.F. trial, Session 5, Tuesday 30/10/12 Athens. This session lasted about 4 hours and was limited to the reading of the enacting ordinances of the referral indictments. This had been proposed by the … Continue reading
November 2, 2012
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Translated by Act for freedom now/bubourAs New C.C.F. trial, Session 4, Monday 29/10/12 Athens. This session also began with the announcement of the names of the accused comrades and their advocates by the chairwoman of the terror-court M.Tzanakaki. Absent were … Continue reading
October 23, 2012
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Translated by Act for freedom now/boubourAs New CCF trial, together with other cases, Session 3, Monday 22/10/2012 Theofilos Mavropoulos spoke first today and read out excerpts from a statement by the wanted comrades Giannis Mihailidis and Dimitris Politis, who arwe … Continue reading
October 11, 2012
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New CCF trial, together with other cases, Session 2, Wednesday 10/10/2012 Of the 12 lawyers summoned to be appointed (two for each accused of the five comrades and two substitutes) only half appeared. And while there was no problem of … Continue reading