Regeni's Parents Say Court Ruling Should Be Implemented Without Delay
The parents of Giulio Regeni have rejected the Italian government's position that it will act only once the court verdict becomes final.
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The parents of Giulio Regeni have said there is no need to wait before implementing a recent court ruling in the case, pushing back against the Italian government's stated position that it would address the verdict only once it becomes definitive.
According to ANSA, the government has said it intends to respond to the ruling once it is no longer subject to appeal, a timeline the family argues is unnecessary.
Giulio Regeni, an Italian researcher, died in Egypt in 2016, and the case has remained a prominent point of tension between Rome and Cairo in the years since.
Further details of the ruling itself, and the specific steps the family is calling for, were not included in the available report.
Sources
- No need to wait to implement Regeni ruling say parents — ANSA (Italy)
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