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La Cour européenne des droits de l'homme ordonne à la Turquie de libérer l'activiste emprisonné Osman Kavala
La Cour européenne des droits de l'homme a ordonné à la Turquie de libérer le philanthrope et activiste Osman Kavala, qui a passé près d'une décennie en prison pour des accusations que des groupes de défense des droits qualifient de motivées par des considérations politiques.
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La Cour européenne des droits de l'homme a officiellement ordonné à la Turquie de libérer le philanthrope et activiste emprisonné Osman Kavala. M. Kavala, qui est également homme d'affaires, a passé près de dix ans en prison. Des organisations de défense des droits humains soutiennent que les accusations ayant conduit à son emprisonnement sont motivées par des considérations politiques.
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