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Signed, Court-filed copy. Referenced in the hearing of Malin Norrby by lawyer Karin Müchler, document submitted by Müchler into the case file.
"Gällivare Tingsrätt must exonerate (acquit of all charges) Human Rights Defenders Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren, defenders of Indigenous and Human Rights at the mineral exploration & testing and proposed mining site of Gállok, or Kallak, in Sápmi/Sweden.
The arrests of Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren on 29 July 2013 for charges including egenmäktigt förfarande, våldsamt motstånd and förgripelse mot tjänsteman go against the principles of the United Nations (UN) in its Declaration on human rights defenders (see the following paragraph) for States and other actors, including Sweden and its courts and justice system(s), in the protection, inclusion and non-criminalization of Human Rights Defenders. The Declaration on human rights defenders exists as a backbone to the promotion of Human Rights and International Law due to the fact that Human Rights Defenders are the very persons who, on the ground, are risking their own lives and well-being , in both non-violent forms as well as in self-defense when attacked or violated, in the defense and promotion of Human Rights; Human Rights Defenders protect the very Human and Indigenous Rights that States have, in International Law, agreed to and signed to abide by. In the current cases Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren have been acting as Human Rights Defenders in Gállok, or Kallak, in Sápmi/Sweden, due to the fact that the State of Sweden has been allowing for mining and mineral exploration and testing to business (third parties) without the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), as is required by law (see the following paragraph on Sweden and UN CERD for more), of the local and Indigenous Sámi People affected..."
Signed, Court-filed copy. Referenced in the hearing of Malin Norrby by lawyer Karin Müchler, document submitted by Müchler into the case file.
"Gällivare Tingsrätt must exonerate (acquit of all charges) Human Rights Defenders Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren, defenders of Indigenous and Human Rights at the mineral exploration & testing and proposed mining site of Gállok, or Kallak, in Sápmi/Sweden.
The arrests of Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren on 29 July 2013 for charges including egenmäktigt förfarande, våldsamt motstånd and förgripelse mot tjänsteman go against the principles of the United Nations (UN) in its Declaration on human rights defenders (see the following paragraph) for States and other actors, including Sweden and its courts and justice system(s), in the protection, inclusion and non-criminalization of Human Rights Defenders. The Declaration on human rights defenders exists as a backbone to the promotion of Human Rights and International Law due to the fact that Human Rights Defenders are the very persons who, on the ground, are risking their own lives and well-being , in both non-violent forms as well as in self-defense when attacked or violated, in the defense and promotion of Human Rights; Human Rights Defenders protect the very Human and Indigenous Rights that States have, in International Law, agreed to and signed to abide by. In the current cases Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren have been acting as Human Rights Defenders in Gállok, or Kallak, in Sápmi/Sweden, due to the fact that the State of Sweden has been allowing for mining and mineral exploration and testing to business (third parties) without the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), as is required by law (see the following paragraph on Sweden and UN CERD for more), of the local and Indigenous Sámi People affected..."
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Signed, Court-filed copy. Referenced in the hearing of Malin Norrby by lawyer Karin Müchler, document submitted by Müchler into the case file.
"Gällivare Tingsrätt must exonerate (acquit of all charges) Human Rights Defenders Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren, defenders of Indigenous and Human Rights at the mineral exploration & testing and proposed mining site of Gállok, or Kallak, in Sápmi/Sweden.
The arrests of Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren on 29 July 2013 for charges including egenmäktigt förfarande, våldsamt motstånd and förgripelse mot tjänsteman go against the principles of the United Nations (UN) in its Declaration on human rights defenders (see the following paragraph) for States and other actors, including Sweden and its courts and justice system(s), in the protection, inclusion and non-criminalization of Human Rights Defenders. The Declaration on human rights defenders exists as a backbone to the promotion of Human Rights and International Law due to the fact that Human Rights Defenders are the very persons who, on the ground, are risking their own lives and well-being , in both non-violent forms as well as in self-defense when attacked or violated, in the defense and promotion of Human Rights; Human Rights Defenders protect the very Human and Indigenous Rights that States have, in International Law, agreed to and signed to abide by. In the current cases Malin Norrby, Anna Söe and Adam Ekengren have been acting as Human Rights Defenders in Gállok, or Kallak, in Sápmi/Sweden, due to the fact that the State of Sweden has been allowing for mining and mineral exploration and testing to business (third parties) without the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), as is required by law (see the following paragraph on Sweden and UN CERD for more), of the local and Indigenous Sámi People affected..."
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