The address where Ilaria Salis is under house arrest in Budapest «published on a Hungarian far-right site» with a «special» dedication and the disturbing offer of a «welcome little thing».

These are the threats addressed to Ilaria Salis, according to the complaint by democratic jurists, designated international observers in the ongoing trial of the Lombard teacher, detained in Hungary for over thirteen months and under house arrest in the Hungarian capital for a few days, because she is accused of having taken took part in an attack on two neo-Nazi militants.

«A predictable and foreseen effect, we believe, which makes what happened in the hearing room last May 24th, when the judge read Salis's "secret" address aloud, of unprecedented gravity», add the Democratic Jurists in an open letter to the institutions and Italian diplomatic representations in Hungary, with a call for attention and mobilization to protect the 39-year-old.

«The safety of Ilaria Salis is a priority that we must all necessarily bring to the attention of the public and the competent authorities. What has unfortunately already happened and continues to threaten Ilaria is unacceptable - underline the democratic jurists - and requires immediate, precise and efficient intervention to protect one of our compatriots already severely affected by inhuman and degrading state treatment and today exposed by the same judicial authority to danger of being subjected to other harmful and degrading treatments at the hands of neo-Nazi militants".

«For this reason - concludes the note - we ask that our authorities finally and promptly take steps in every possible way to protect Ilaria's dignity and safety in Hungary, in the hope that she can get out of this nightmare and that country in the shortest possible time, returning to 'Europe worthy of this name, because it was elected to the European Parliament, to which it was nominated by the Alleanza Verdi Sinistra, and in any case in implementation of the Framework Decision of the Council of Europe for the application of alternative measures to detention in the country of origin of EU citizens".

(Unioneonline)

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