http://www.fairtrials.net//cases/ en ryan.flynn@fairtrials.net Copyright 2010 2010-07-30T10:16:00+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/peter_grey/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/peter_grey/#When:09:16:00Z Five years of hell might finally be over for Peter Gray, the Australian/British citizen arrested on suspicion of drugs-trafficking following a chance meeting with a woman on a flight from Bangkok to Mauritius in August 2005. 2010-07-30T09:16:00+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/edmond_arapi/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/edmond_arapi/#When:05:23:08Z Edmond Arapi’s case is indicative of problems with Europe’s fast-track extradition system, and is one we have highlighted in our Justice in Europe: The Arrest Warrant campaign. 2010-06-02T05:23:08+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/spotlightpierre_wassef/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/spotlightpierre_wassef/#When:18:48:38Z Pierre, a 29 year old British citizen who was born and raised in London, was arrested in Egypt in October 2007. Pierre has reported that he and his younger brother, who was arrested with him, were mistreated, threatened, and denied food and water during their two-day interrogation. 2010-04-30T18:48:38+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/michael_turner/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/michael_turner/#When:10:01:42Z Michael Turner’s case is indicative of problems with Europe’s fast-track extradition system, and is one we have highlighted as part of our Justice in Europe: The Arrest Warrant campaign. 2010-03-02T10:01:42+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/serena_wylde/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/serena_wylde/#When:04:32:40Z Serena Wylde, a 58 year old business woman from Putney, is facing a possible prison sentence in Portugal after making a complaint against a lawyer to the profession’s regulatory body. Serena is due to stand trial in the Algarve on charges of aggravated criminal defamation, which carries a sentence of over 6 months in prison. 2009-11-29T04:32:40+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/andrew_symeou/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/andrew_symeou/#When:09:52:01Z Despite strong evidence of police misconduct, in May of this year the British High Court ordered Andrew’s extradition to Greece under a European Arrest Warrant. Andrew was extradited to Greece on 23 July 2009. Having been refused bail, he now remains in prison in Greece. 2009-10-01T09:52:01+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/michael_shields1/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/michael_shields1/#When:15:20:38Z Fair Trials International has campaigned for Michael Shields’ release since his arrest in 2005. FTI was able to observe first hand Michael’s trial in Bulgaria, concluding that it was fundamentally flawed and that key defence evidence was not taken into account by the Bulgarian court. On the 9th September 2009, Jack Straw finally pardoned Michael Shields. 2009-09-29T15:20:38+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/deborah_dark/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/deborah_dark/#When:15:59:43Z Deborah, a grandmother of 2, was pursued by the French authorities to serve a prison sentence following a twenty-year old conviction she knew nothing about. Her life was destroyed following her arrest and detention in Turkey, Spain and the UK. 2009-09-27T15:59:43+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/patrick_malluzzo/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/patrick_malluzzo/#When:09:10:28Z Patrick has now served nearly half of his original 10 year sentence without a final determination of his case. Fair Trials International is extremely concerned about the Indian judiciary’s failure to hear his appeal and give him a final verdict for nearly five years. We are confident that he has an extremely strong case and that any competent court will acquit him, once his appeal is heard. 2009-09-01T09:10:28+00:00 http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/francisco_juan_larranaga_paco/ http://www.fairtrials.net/cases/article/francisco_juan_larranaga_paco/#When:08:19:57Z Francisco Juan Larrañaga (Paco), a dual national of Spain and the Philippines, was sentenced to death in 2004 - for crimes he allegedly committed when he was 19 - following a grossly unfair trial in the Philippines which restricted his ability to present a defence. His sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in 2006, after the death penalty was scrapped in the Philippines and a general amnesty was granted. 2009-07-21T08:19:57+00:00