The Vendetta Against Gino Has Nothing to Do With Justice
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The 30-year-old, who until now lived as a refugee in Paris under judicial supervision, fears that he would then be handed over by Germany to Hungary for alleged violence against these neo-Nazis, attacked with batons and hammers in February 2023. He faces a sentence of up to 24 years in prison in this country and up to 10 years in Germany, with alleged victims being of German nationality.
On Wednesday September 30, the Court of Cassation validated the handing over of the activist “Gino” to Germany. France refused to deliver it to Hungary in 2025. At the same time, the Budapest Court of Appeal sentenced Maja T. to seven years in prison for the 2023 violence against neo-Nazis, which Gino was also accused of.
The rejection of the appeal of this thirty-year-old, who had previously lived in Paris under judicial supervision, effectively led to his surrender to the German authorities. He then feared that he would be handed over to Hungary.
The Court of Cassation confirmed the surrender of Gino to Germany. The anti-fascist activist was sentenced to 10 years in prison. His supporters now fear a transfer to Hungary, like that suffered by German Maja T. in 2024.
The man is suspected of having attacked neo-Nazis in Hungary in 2023. Germany requested his extradition because the alleged victims were German.
Paris Court of Cassation rejects the complaint of the anti-fascist »Gino« against extradition to Germany.
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