French Lawmaker Rima Hassan Files Complaint Against Interior Minister Over Alleged Secrecy Breach
Hassan accuses the French interior ministry of unlawfully monitoring her phone and movements before any formal investigation was opened, according to Anadolu Agency.
French lawmaker Rima Hassan has filed a legal complaint against the country's interior minister, alleging a breach of secrecy rules, Anadolu Agency reported.
According to the report, Hassan's complaint centers on claims that Paris police monitored her phone communications and movements before any formal investigation had been officially opened against her.
Anadolu Agency said reports suggest this surveillance activity took place prior to the initiation of a legal probe, raising questions about the legality of the monitoring under French law.
Details regarding the specific legal basis of the complaint, the timeline of the alleged surveillance, and the interior ministry's response have not been fully outlined in available reporting.
Further developments in the case, including any official response from French authorities or the interior ministry, were not immediately available.
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- French lawmaker Rima Hassan files complaint against interior minister for alleged secrecy breach — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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