Navalny s defense team files new complaint with European Court of Human Rights ANI | Updated: Apr 09, 2021 19:44 IST
Moscow [Russia], April 9 (ANI/Sputnik): Alexey Navalny s lawyer has told German Der Spiegel magazine that the defense team of the jailed Russian opposition activist had filed new complaints with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
Navalny went on a hunger strike after he was denied a visit by a doctor of his own choice. Olga Mikhailova, his lawyer, says the 44-year-old is suffering from two spinal hernias. He has refused the treatment offered by the prison authority. We keep trying. We have filed new complaints with the ECHR in which we described the conditions of Alexey s detention and inadequate medical assistance, Mikhailova told the German weekly.
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Alexander Gauland, leader of the AfD parliamentary group, is seen against the background of his party s logo. Germany s right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has filed two lawsuits against the nation s domestic security service that is reportedly about to designate it a suspected extremist group ahead of national elections.
The party has filed two legal complaints and two emergency motions against the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution - a domestic security agency known as BfV - the German dpa news agency reported. The move followed a series of media reports suggesting that BfV could formally declare the whole party a suspected extremist organization.