GREECE-ITALY: Protesters interrupt play ahead of court decision on student's extradition

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"About 30 people forced their way into Athina theater in central Athens on Sunday night and interrupted a performance to protest against the extradition of five Greek students to Italy.

The demonstration took place despite the fact that Greece’s Appeals Court has rejected Italy’s extradition request for four of the five students, who are accused of being involved in rioting at the Milan2015 Expo.

The court is due to decide the fate of the fifth student on Monday."


See the article: Protesters interrupt play ahead of court decision on student's extradition (Ekathimerini, link)

Background: European Arrest Warrant: Greek students face extradition to Italy on Fascist-era "destruction and looting" charges (Statewatch News Online, 4.1.16) and the same article in Dutch: Griekse demonstranten dreigt uitlevering aan Italië door EAW (Global Info, link) and Thessaloniki court rejects Italian extradition request for Greek students (Ekathimerini, link)

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