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Renditions: Italy/Morocco: Britel released from prison following pardon
01 April 2011
Renditions: Italy/Morocco: Britel released from prison following pardon: On 18 April 2011, Abou Elkassim Britel's wife Khadija Anna Lucia Pighizzini broke the long-awaited news that her husband, an "extraordinary rendition" victim who had Italian citizenship and was kidnapped in Pakistan in March 2002, was released from Kenitra prison on 14 April following a pardon granted by the King of Morocco, hopefully putting an end to the family's ordeal.
For further news about the Britel case
Previous Statewatch coverage:
- Italy:
Documents sent to European Parliament committee allege other renditions and details of Abu Omar cover-up and the Britel rendition
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The "Longhi file" - collection of documents on the Britel case
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English translation of letter to Italian authorities from Britel in prison (January 2007)
- US/Italy:
Boeing subsidiary to face lawsuit for servicing CIA rendition flights
- Renditions: Italy / Morocco:
Italian authorities drag their feet in Britel case
- Italy/Morocco: Renditions:
Italian and European MPs set to request pardon for Abou Elkassim Britel
- Italy: Renditions:
Britel announces hunger strike
See also: Statewatch's
Observatory on Rendition