#Italie : répression d’été
▻https://fr.squat.net/2017/08/09/italie-repression-d-ete
Suite aux perquisitions et arrestations du 3 août à #Florence, #Lecce et Rome, un article de la Croce Nera Anarchica annonce que six des huit personnes arrêtées ont été libérées le 5 août après être passées devant le juge pour l’audience de confirmation des arrestations. Deux restent dans les mains de l’ennemi : Salvatore et […]
Florence (Italie) : Perquisitions, expulsions et arrestations dans le cadre d’une nouvelle procédure antiterroriste-Non Fides
▻http://www.non-fides.fr/?Italie-perquises-expulsions-et-arrestations-dans-le-cadre-d-une-procedure
@Ad Nauseam - Au petit matin, ce jeudi 3 août 2017, les flics ont défoncé les portes de plusieurs maisons (occupées ou louées) à Florence, Rome et Lecce, pour arrêter huit compagnons et compagnonnes anarchistes de Florence. - Repression et oppression
Italy curtails appeal rights and expands rebranded detention centres
On 10 February, the Italian Council of Ministers adopted a law that foresees the acceleration of asylum procedures and returns, following heavily criticised plans set out in the second half of 2016. The Decree Law is only provisionally binding until it is voted on in the Parliament.
The new law creates specialised immigration chambers to hear asylum appeals. These chambers are established in 14 courts (Bari, Bologna, Brescia, Cagliari, Catania, Catanzaro, Florence, Lecce, Milan, Palermo, Rome, Naples, Torino and Venice), and are competent to decide on asylum appeal cases under a single judge. The reform also limits the possibility to be heard in such appeals: asylum appeal procedures are to be accelerated, as a decision by the specialised chamber must be taken within four months instead of six, and the decision can no longer be appealed to the Court of Appeal.
▻http://www.ecre.org/italy-curtails-appeal-rights-and-expands-rebranded-detention-centres
#asile #migrations #réfugiés #Italie #renvois #expulsions #procédures_accélérées #procédure_d'asile #loi #législation #réforme #recours
5 things to know about Italy’s plan for immigration
Italian Interior Minister Minniti has finally announced the long-awaited and controversial plan on immigration and asylum before the two Commissions for Constitutional Affairs of the Chamber of Deputies and of the Senate. Prime Minister Gentiloni has presented the package to the Council of Ministers with the intention of making it effective by the end of the month. Pending more details, let’s analyse the main points of the plan.
▻http://openmigration.org/en/analyses/5-things-to-know-about-italys-plan-for-immigration/?platform=hootsuite