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Italys Meloni slams judge for releasing Milan riot suspect

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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticizes a Milan judge's decision to release a man accused of inciting riots and violence.

What happened

Milan judge Tiziana Landoni refused to confirm the detention of Youssef Siher, a 30-year-old researcher and journalist accused of inciting riots and violent participation in public demonstrations. Siher was identified as the administrator of an online group linked to the demonstrations. He was detained on October 24, but released without precautionary measures. His wife, also under investigation, was not detained.

Why it matters

The decision has sparked debate over national security and the government's response to violent protests. The government has criticized the judge's decision, with Meloni calling it "unbearable" and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini describing it as "incredible".

Key facts

  • Siher was detained on October 24
  • Siher is accused of inciting riots and violent participation in public demonstrations
  • Siher was identified as the administrator of an online group linked to the demonstrations
  • The judge refused to confirm Siher's detention

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