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Meloni: Bologna'daki Şiddetin Hiçbir Gerekçesi Yok

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İtalya Başbakanı Giorgia Meloni, Bologna'da polis nezaretinde hayatını kaybeden Faslı Abdurrahim Fakir'in ölümünü protesto eden gösterilerde yaşanan şiddet olaylarını kınadı. Meloni, Pazartesi günü kentte düzenlenen protestolarda göstericilerin polisle çatıştığını, nesneler fırlattığını ve vandalizm eylemlerinde bulunduğunu belirterek, şiddetin hiçbir gerekçeyle meşrulaştırılamayacağını söyledi. 42 yaşındaki Fas vatandaşı Fakir, Pazar günü polis tarafından zapt edilirken yaşamını yitirmişti. Olayın ardından başlayan protestolar kısa sürede şiddete dönüştü. Meloni'nin açıklaması, hükümetin kamu düzenini koruma ve polis eylemlerine yönelik eleştirileri yönetme çabalarını yansıtıyor. Söz konusu olay, İtalya'da polis şiddeti ve göçmenlere muamele konusundaki hassasiyetleri yeniden gündeme getirdi. Başbakanın net tavrı, hem toplumsal huzursuzlukları bastırmayı hem de kolluk kuvvetlerine destek mesajı vermeyi amaçlıyor.

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Started 21 Jul, 09:58 2 events Updated 21 Jul
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  1. Security21 Jul, 09:58

    Nothing can justify Bologna violence says Meloni

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUL 21 - Premier Giorgia Meloni said Tuesday that there could be no justification for Monday's rioting in Bologna by protesters demonstrating about the case of Abderrahim Fakir, a 42-year-old Moroccan man who died in the city on Sunday while being restrained by police. The protesters threw objects and engaged in violent clashes with police, while also causing havoc with acts of vandalism in which at least one vehicle belonging to the local authority was torched. "What happened in Bologna is unacceptable," Meloni said via social media. "It is imperative that any responsibility regarding the death of Abderrahim Fakir be investigated with the utmost rigour. "The truth must be pursued to the very end, without prejudice and without leniency for anyone. "But nothing can justify violence against law enforcement. "Those who chose to use this incident as a pretext to wreak havoc on the city, attack officers, and sow violence—thereby also endangering the safety of citizens completely uninvolved in the unrest—were not seeking the truth: they were seeking confrontation. "Fuelling a climate of hatred and delegitimization toward an entire branch of the State is a act of serious irresponsibility. "Turning thousands of men and women in uniform into targets amounts to striking at those who serve Italy every day with professionalism, sacrifice, and courage". (see related). (ANSA). Read article...

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  2. Political21 Jul, 14:17

    No justification for Bologna riots after Moroccan man's death says Meloni

    Rome, Italy

    (ANSA) - ROME, JUL 21 - Premier Giorgia Meloni said Tuesday that there could be no justification for Monday's rioting in Bologna by protesters demonstrating about the case of Abderrahim Fakir, a 42-year-old Moroccan man who died in the city on Sunday while being restrained by police. Bologna police said Tuesday that 64 officers were injured, with prognoses ranging from three to 35 days, and six of its vehicles were damaged while the windows of shops and banks were scrawled with graffiti or smashed. Dozens of electric bicycles worth around 30,000 euros used by protestors to create barricades were destroyed too. The city council said that three of its vehicles were torched and several dozen dumpsters were also set alight. "What happened in Bologna is unacceptable," Meloni said via social media. "It is imperative that any responsibility regarding the death of Abderrahim Fakir be investigated with the utmost rigour. "The truth must be pursued to the very end, without prejudice and without leniency for anyone. "But nothing can justify violence against law enforcement. "Those who chose to use this incident as a pretext to wreak havoc on the city, attack officers, and sow violence—thereby also endangering the safety of citizens completely uninvolved in the unrest—were not seeking the truth: they were seeking confrontation. "Fuelling a climate of hatred and delegitimization toward an entire branch of the State is an act of serious irresponsibility. "Turning thousands of men and women in uniform into targets amounts to striking at those who serve Italy every day with professionalism, sacrifice, and courage". Fakir, who had been in Italy since he was a child, died while being pinned to the ground face down. In a video recorded by a local person, Fakir can be held shouting "help" and "enough" as the police try to restrain him, before he passes out. Paramedics were on the scene but it seems that neither they nor the police initially realized when Fakir stopped breathing. Law enforcement had been called to intervene in Bologna's Pilastro quarter because Fakir was suffering from a "psychiatric crisis" and was disturbing the peace and acting erratically, according to initial findings by investigators, sources said. He allegedly threatened a man who was parking his car in a garage. The police initially tried to calm him down but he allegedly behaved aggressively and kicked their car. The officers used pepper spray on Fakir and then tied his hands and ankles together. Investigators have opened a probe into involuntary manslaughter and are looking into the conduct of the two police officers who tried to arrest Fakir and the four paramedics who were at the scene. A new procedure, the 45 bis model, contained in a recent security decree and aimed at giving greater protection to police officers accused of wrongdoing while doing their job is being used for the first time in this case, sources said. As a result, instead of being formally placed under investigation automatically, the officers' names will be inserted into the preliminary annotation of the probe. Fakir's family condemned Monday's violence while demanding full light be shed on his death. "We will not allow my uncle's memory to be tarnished," said Fakir's niece Yossra Fakir. "We are enduring immense grief, but it must not be turned into violence —absolutely not. "My uncle is not just a number or a case file; he was a person with a life and a family seeking answers. "What happened cannot be dismissed as a mere mistake or a tragic accident; it is right to ask why. "We want the truth and accountability. "We ask for respect for my uncle—for his memory and dignity—and for his family. We will continue to make our voices heard until we get answers." (ANSA). Read article...

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