Tirana Court Frees 19 Arrested Protesters From Cell

The Tirana court has freed 19 protesters arrested Saturday at the rally held by the opposition. Sources for A2 CNN suggest that “Detail action for display has been set for them. In her research, the prosecution demanded the arrest measure “in prison” for 5 of the detainees and the “arrest [...]
The Tirana court has freed 19 protesters arrested Saturday at the rally held by the opposition.
Sources for A2 CNN suggest that “Detail action for display has been set for them.
In her research, the prosecution demanded the arrest measure “in prison” for 5 of the detainees and the “house arrest” for 5 others.
As the court was making the decision, there was a situation of tension in the court hall, writes A2 CNN.
Lawyers have claimed to have been provoked by a person who was later accompanied by police.
We remember that the opposition named the arrest of protesters illegal, after describing the protest completely peaceful and in accordance with the country's laws. If the law is finally adopted, France will become the second country in the world to impose such a ban, after Australia, which recently banned social media for children under 16./Periscopi/












