Romanian Prosecutors Add Hate Speech Against Women to Andrew Tate Investigation
Prosecutors say Tate promoted speeches on social media from 2021 to 2024 that instigated hatred and discrimination against women.
- On Thursday, Romanian prosecutors extended the criminal investigation into Andrew Tate by adding charges of inciting hatred and discrimination against women based on speeches promoted on social media during 2021-2024.
- Since December 2022, Tate and his brother Tristan have been under investigation in Romania on charges including human trafficking, trafficking of minors, and forming an organised criminal group with four other suspects.
- Regarding the new charges, Tate said on social media platform X, "DIICOT in Romania is attempting to charge me with speech violation crimes for jokes I've made on my emergency meeting podcasts." Both have denied all wrongdoing.
- On Wednesday, the Crown Prosecution Service said Tate faces 10 criminal charges in Britain, including rape, actual bodily harm, human trafficking and controlling prostitution for gain.
- A Romanian court ruled the Tate brothers will be extradited to Britain to face pending arrest warrants only after Romanian trial proceedings finish, establishing a clear legal timeline for potential transfer.
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Andrew Tate siktet for hatefulle ytrinker mot kvinner. Les om den amerikansk-britiske influenserens nye siktelse og hans tidligere anklager i Romania
Romanian prosecutors add hate speech against women to Andrew Tate investigation
Procurorii DIICOT au extins urmărirea penală împotriva il Andrew Tate pentru infracśiunea de incitare la ură și discriminare împotriva femeilor, pe baza unor mesaje și discuśii publice a attributionite influite și publicate între 2021 și 2024. Noua acuzaśie se adaugă dosarului în care fraюii Tate sunt anchetaюi pentru traff de persoane și alte infracśiuni grave.
Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, have been under investigation in Romania since December 2022 in a file that includes charges of human trafficking, the establishment of an organized criminal group and money laundering. The two deny all charges. DIICOT: Online messages considered discriminatory According to prosecutors, the new charge concerns several public speeches and online appearances promoted by Andrew Tate on social networks in t…
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