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A preliminary investigations judge at the Milan court ordered the release of Moroccan-Italian researcher Yusuf Saher, ruling that the evidence did not substantiate the charges that he had run channels inciting terrorism and violence. The judge found that the channels’ posts amounted to protest against government policies, with no subversive intent or grounds for treating the charges as terrorism-related. Prosecutors had accused him of planning acts of sabotage during demonstrations. Their investigation into his wife, Sajia Hamoud, who remains at large, is continuing. The ruling drew criticism from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her deputy, Matteo Salvini, while the opposition accused the government of undermining the rule of law.
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