European Court Orders France To Pay Compensation To Somali Pirates

Saturday, 6 December 2014


Zodiac commando boats arrive at the rear of the French luxury yacht Le Ponant, whose crew was held hostage by pirates, in April 2008. The French navy frigate Le Commandant Bouan is seen in the background, off Somalia's coast. Reuters/Landov



France Ordered To Pay Compensation To PIRATES: Farce As European Court Says Convicted Somalis Were 'Detained 48 Hours Too Long' -- Daily Mail



* France to pay compensation to Somali pirates over 2008 arrests

* Army 'took too long to bring the pirates before a judge', ECHR rules

* France to pay £1,578 - £3,945 to each Somali pirate for 'moral damages'

* Also to pay from £2,367 to £7,100 to cover each pirate's legal costs



France has been ordered to pay thousands in compensation Somali pirates who had attacked French ships, because the pirates' human rights were disregarded when they were arrested.



The French army took too long to bring the pirates before a judge when they apprehended the sea-faring criminals in 2008, the European Court of Human Rights ruled.



France now has to pay between 5,000 and 2,000 euros (£3,945, and £1,578) to each pirate for 'moral damages'.



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More News On The European Court Ordering France To Pay Compensation To Somali Pirates



EU court orders France to pay thousands to Somali pirates -- France 24

Court tells France to pay damages to Somali pirates -- BBC

EU Court Orders France To Compensate Somali Pirates -- NPR

European court orders France to compensate Somali pirates -- RFI

Right to piracy? Court orders France to pay €10K to Somali pirates – for violation of their rights -- RT

France ordered to compensate Somali pirates -- Deutsche Welle

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