Angola urged to free prisoners of conscience facing trial over Togo football team attack

Friday 9 July 2010 Amnesty International has called for the immediate and unconditional release of two human rights defenders facing trial in Angola on charges linked to an attack on the Togolese football team that left two people dead and several injured. Amnesty International has called for the immediate and unconditional release of two human rights defenders facing trial in Angola on charges linked to an attack on the Togolese football team that left two people dead and several injured.Francisco Luemba, a lawyer, and Raul Tati, a Catholic priest, are set to face trial on charges of the…

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