Friday, August 20, 2010

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Stampede and beatings in prison in Tolmezzo

Un altro pestaggio in carcere, questa volta a Tolmezzo (Udine), i secondini manganellano un ragazzo e poi lo imbottiscono di psicofarmaci.
Qui di seguito un comunicato di alcuni detenuti.

Tolmezzo 15/08/2010
Noi detenuti della casa circondariale di Tolmezzo abbiamo deciso di scrivere questa lettera dopo l'ennesimo pestaggio avvenuto nelle carceri italiane.
Dopo i casi di Marcello Lonzi a Livorno, di Stefano Cucchi a Roma e di Stefano Frapporti a Rovereto e di tanti, troppi altri in giro per la penisola, siamo costretti a vedere con i nostri occhi che la situazione carceraria in Italia non è cambiata per niente.
Mentre da una parte ci si aspetta dai detenuti silenzio e sottomissione per una situazione inumana (quasi 70.000 prigionieri a fronte di nemmeno 45.000 posti, percorsi di reinserimento sociale pressochè inesistenti, scarsissima assistenza sanitaria, fatiscenza delle strutture ecc...) si ha dall'altra il solito trattamento vessatorio da parte del personale penitenziario, non giustificabile con la solita scusa sulla scarsità di uomini e mezzi.
Denunciamo quello che, ancora una volta, è successo venerdì 13 agosto proprio qui a Tolmezzo, where a boy, MF, was beaten with a lot of clubs in the infirmary. If
other times as the protagonists of the attack were, among others, graduates now known to the prisoners for their provocations, the other constant was the complete absence of the commander of the guards and the director of the institute.
Our situation is far too heavy to accept the submission after physical psychological. We
silent today could mean tomorrow if you do not receive blows to end the various Stefano Marcello or the other tomorrow.
We do not agree with this, we turn to anyone in our so-called free world will listen, that our voice does not drop dead within these walls.

some inmates Tolmezzo

Saturday, August 14, 2010

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Presidium August 21, 2010 18:00

you die in prison * * *

Solidarity with the prisoners

* * * Remembering Stephen Frapporti



you die in prison.

When not physically, emotionally you die, psychologically, morally
.

The various letters we receive from the prison of Rovereto
describe a situation intolerable and degrading. We are talking about the women's section
.

This is the everyday reality: at the air in less than
planned, closed cell all day, lack of medical personnel,
overcrowding, inedible food, provisions that reduce the arbitrary
minimum clothing possible, necessary products - such as hygiene
intimate - from the high cost (to the delight of companies that provide them). A
this framework must be added the increasingly frequent rejection by the
surveillance judge to grant early releases and measures
alternative to those who would be entitled.

broadened their view over prison conditions themselves, it is clear that the prison
increasingly resembles the "new" social program planned for
poor. 27% of prisoners were drug addicts. 38%
undocumented immigrants. For example: the law abolishing
Fini Giovanardi on drugs and would come out of the Bossi-Fini immigration
now 2 / 3 of the prisoners! Other than serious criminals from which to defend the company
!

The problem is not solved some building new prisons.
To reverse this trend to an ever more prisons is necessary to fight
all. Inside as outside.

will also remember this is our way of stopping Stephen Frapporti
that killed him.



* Saturday, August 21, from 18.00 * *

PROTEST IN THE JAIL ROVERETO

* Music *, interventions, open mic *




* assembly of family, friends and supportive of Stephen Frapporti *


nonsipuomorirecosi@gmail.com

frapportistefano.blogspot.com

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

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