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Mass Murderer Wins Human Rights Case
殺人魔人權(quán)訴訟案勝訴
A Norwegian mass murderer gave a Nazi salute to the court before winning a human rights case this week. Anders Breivik, who killed 69 young political activists at a summer camp in 2011, convinced the court that his experience in solitary confinement qualifies as “inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment”. The judge who ruled in favour of Breivik stated that killers and terrorists have the right not to receive inhuman treatment. For much of his prison life, Breivik has spent 22 to 23 hours in solitary confinement with no contact with other inmates and limited contact with staff. According to the ruling, prison authorities must now find ways to involve Breivik in the prison community and improve his living conditions.
本周，挪威殺人魔安德斯·布雷維克人權(quán)案勝訴，布雷維克庭審行納粹極右禮。稱因單獨(dú)監(jiān)禁，布雷維克遭受了不人道，以及有侮辱人格的對待和懲罰，2011年，政治活動人士布雷維克在夏令營槍殺69人。法官贊同他的訴訟，稱殺人犯同恐怖分子一樣，有免遭不人道對待的權(quán)力。監(jiān)禁期間，每天有22-23個小時(shí)獨(dú)自生活，且無法與其他獄友交談，限制與工作人員接觸次數(shù)。據(jù)法院規(guī)定，監(jiān)獄當(dāng)局必須要讓布雷維克與監(jiān)獄融為一體，并提高他的生活質(zhì)量。
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