The Basque Observatory for Human Rights is working diligently on the work of the "social prosecutor's office", taking advantage of every loophole opened up by the memory laws for this purpose. This is evidenced by the collective complaint presented over the weekend: 29 people arrested for being members of Segi have requested an investigation into their torture cases, in collaboration with the Observatory. Observatory member Agus Hernan (Irun, Gi…
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The Basque Observatory for Human Rights is working diligently on the work of the "social prosecutor's office", taking advantage of every loophole opened up by the memory laws for this purpose. This is evidenced by the collective complaint presented over the weekend: 29 people arrested for being members of Segi have requested an investigation into their torture cases, in collaboration with the Observatory. Observatory member Agus Hernan (Irun, Gi…