Portugal: Police violence against peaceful housing protesters must be investigated

By Amnesty International

Initial reports suggest that the police deployed excessive force to disperse a peaceful protest camp in Porto, Portugal, in the early hours of 15 October that injured 37 people, said Amnesty International in a statement today. “Reports of police violence against people peacefully protesting Portugal’s housing crisis are deeply troubling. People have the right to […] The post Portugal: Police violence against peaceful housing protesters must be investigated appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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