Saturday, November 17, 2007

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English parliament, urging an amendment to the Criminal Law Enjuiciamento for eliminating incommunicado detention of detained persons and the installation of cameras to record interrogations. The initiative had the support of the parliamentary groups of Aralar and Ezker Abertzalea, PNV, EA and EB, while PP and PSE voted against. Parliament must choose the delegation will defend this lead in the English Parliament. Open In this regard, the spokesman for Aralar, AEzenarro intzane recalled that the latest report from Amnesty International includes more allegations of torture "and not many of 'terrorism,'" he said, rejecting the accusations of those who say that this proposal would "legitimize" terrorism "." Ezenarro denied that human rights can depend on the political moment. Yoldi Larry and welcomed the fact that solitary confinement is identified "as the most enabler of torture." This being so, lawyers for the TAT was asked why he asked the English Government incomunique no "while the Ertzaintza remains incommunicado, or at least has the power to do it." both attorneys stressed interventions PSE and PP, which they called "defense of torture" at the time who claimed that "whatever the political situation, detainees need to be respected all the guarantees and all rights '.
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to torture groups that supported this initiative agreed that the extent of the isolation facilitates the practice of torture and mistreatment of detainees.
Oscar Matute, of EB, showed his support for the initiative because "they can not afford places of impunity." On behalf of the PNV, Elisabete Piñol stressed the importance of recording interrogations "that we have put in place in police stations of the Ertzaintza" he said, relying on various statements and reports from international organizations, that solitary confinement "must wear offwith the confinement and torture. " A practice which, he said, has affected more than 7,000 Basque citizens since 1978. The spokesman claimed that the isolation facilitates torture, but also "in itself is cruel and degrading treatment and therefore should be abolished." He referred to the Ertzaintza Nekane Erauskin, who, he recalled, the latest report from Amnesty International said it "has improved the control of the detainees, but did not impose adequate measures to prevent ill-treatment" and therefore urged Balza not to impose the confinement of prisoners. On behalf of only two groups in the House who rejected the initiative involved Rodolfo Ares (PSE) and Carlos Urquijo (PP). Ares, who turned to the political situation.
alarm yesterday approved legislative initiative considers the possibility of the existence of abuse and torture has becomebecome a social concern with the "Roquetas case" which, he says, "reminded us of the death of Joseba Arregui, among others." Madrid

Gasteiz's Parliament has rejected several times in solitary confinement, and always has been going to Madrid. Any attempt to call in the same sense of Ertzaintza systematically rejected.