The bane Breivik will sue for his detention incommunicado
O Anders Behring Breivik, perpetrator of the massacre of 22 July 2011 on Utøya island in Norway, which killed 77 people, will submit a lawsuit to terminate the detention in isolation, arguing that these strict restrictive conditions violate human rights, He said today his lawyer.
Breivik held incommunicado from his arrest in 2011. Only prison staff, his lawyers and his mother - who died of cancer in 2013 - to have visited at least two prisons where he is serving his sentence.
The hearing on the request will be held in March next year and the judicial authorities in Oslo have asked to be allowed to attend the court, said his lawyer Storvik.
"There will be a trial on the conditions of imprisonment," said Storvik to Reuters news agency.
"Our argument is that the detention conditions violate human rights. He is being held in isolation for four years," he said, while adding that the court has not decided whether Breivik can attend in court.
The commander of the prison Ltd., outside the capital Oslo, which was previously imprisoned Breivik had stated in 2013 that incommunicado detention was necessary because of the risk to catch someone hostage.
O Anders Behring Breivik, perpetrator of the massacre of 22 July 2011 on Utøya island in Norway, which killed 77 people, will submit a lawsuit to terminate the detention in isolation, arguing that these strict restrictive conditions violate human rights, He said today his lawyer.
Breivik held incommunicado from his arrest in 2011. Only prison staff, his lawyers and his mother - who died of cancer in 2013 - to have visited at least two prisons where he is serving his sentence.
The hearing on the request will be held in March next year and the judicial authorities in Oslo have asked to be allowed to attend the court, said his lawyer Storvik.
"There will be a trial on the conditions of imprisonment," said Storvik to Reuters news agency.
"Our argument is that the detention conditions violate human rights. He is being held in isolation for four years," he said, while adding that the court has not decided whether Breivik can attend in court.
The commander of the prison Ltd., outside the capital Oslo, which was previously imprisoned Breivik had stated in 2013 that incommunicado detention was necessary because of the risk to catch someone hostage.
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