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Italy: the family of Federico Aldrovandi, the teenager who died in Ferrara after an early-morning encounter with the police on 25 September 2005, was granted two million euros in compensation

01 November 2010

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Italy: State offers Aldrovandi family compensation: On 7 October 2010, a deal was struck whereby the family of Federico Aldrovandi, the teenager who died in Ferrara after an early-morning encounter with the police during which he was beaten on 25 September 2005, was granted two million euros in compensation.

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