(ANSA) - ROME, DEC 20 - Several articles of a security bill
currently being examined by the Senate restrict rights to
freedom of expression and of peaceful assembly and members of
the Italian Upper House should not vote it unless it is changed
to abide by the human rights standards set by the Council of
Europe, the body's commissioner for human rights, Michael
O'Flaherty, has written in a letter to Senate Speaker Ignazio La
Russa. (ANSA).
Security bill reduces rights - Council of Europe to La Russa
O'Flaherty asks to change it-Senate speaker blasts interference