The father of a 15-year-old Italian: 'My son has been in prison for 70 days in Malta'
Transferred to the child prison Coors spent 35 days closed 22 hours a day, forced to eat standing and for 3 days to feed with hands
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Transferred to the child prison Coors spent 35 days closed 22 hours a day, forced to eat standing and for 3 days feeding his hands because no one was concerned to provide him with cutlery", explains the father of the 15-year-old. He tells the NSA, Antonio Santoiemma, the father of Flavio "arrested on 25 May by the Maltese authorities". "Our son for 4 days was held in solitary confinement at division 6 of Corradino prison for adults, where for strong stress he was self-harmed.
Furthermore, The Embassy in La Valletta, in connection with the Farnesina, follows the case in constant contact with the parents who also met yesterday, providing every possible assistance. "If there has been a crime you must assume your responsibilities, we contest the illegality of detention because it is violating all the treaties of which Malta is a member", is the complaint of the couple resident for five years in the island state south of Italy.
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Transferred to the child prison Coors spent 35 days closed 22 hours a day, forced to eat standing and for 3 days feeding his hands because no one was concerned to provide him with cutlery", explains the father of the 15-year-old.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHe tells the NSA, Antonio Santoiemma, the father of Flavio "arrested on 25 May by the Maltese authorities".
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Our son for 4 days was held in solitary confinement at division 6 of Corradino prison for adults, where for strong stress he was self-harmed.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Embassy in La Valletta, in connection with the Farnesina, follows the case in constant contact with the parents who also met yesterday, providing every possible assistance.
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"If there has been a crime you must assume your responsibilities, we contest the illegality of detention because it is violating all the treaties of which Malta is a member", is the complaint of the couple resident for five years in the island state south of Italy.
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