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Spanish judge should not be prosecuted for doing his job, says UN rights office

The United Nations human rights office today voiced concern at the trial of Judge Baltasar Garzón for probing alleged atrocities committed during Spain's civil war, noting that the country is obliged under international law to investigate past serious human rights violations.

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