12 accused:
* 4 are sentenced for sedition and embezzlement
* 5 for sedition
* 3 for disobedience
Their actions have been judged under the laws of a democratic state but of course Secessionist propaganda calls it 'Fascism'.
* 4 are sentenced for sedition and embezzlement
* 5 for sedition
* 3 for disobedience
Their actions have been judged under the laws of a democratic state but of course Secessionist propaganda calls it 'Fascism'.
Sounds like they are correct. It's absolutely shocking to see an European country jailing people for the "crime" of sedition.
Misuse of funds by itself would be much harder to argue against.
0 people for “their ideas”
0 people for “peaceful demonstration”
Etc. Please read everything about this issue with a grain of salt in both sides, it is heavily politicized to the point of reality being sidetracked. Even the prime minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, showed today grave misinformation on the ruling through a tweet.
There are plenty of examples where people have been pardoned in Spain for more ethically questionable reasons [1]. This, in contrast, is a clear case where it should be resolved politically, not through the legal system.
Under a state they voted against is a pretty important point.
Under a state they weren't even allowed to vote against.
Under a state they were actively trying to separate from.