Supreme Court awards 2.5M euros to wrongfully imprisoned Moroccan
The Spanish Supreme Court ordered the Spanish state to compensate Moroccan citizen Ahmed Tamouhi with 2.5 million euros after he spent 15 years in prison unjustly, following his conviction on sexual assault charges in Catalonia in 1991, charges that were later proven false. After reviewing the case, expert reports confirmed his innocence, leading to the issuance of a ruling for the Spanish government to pay this amount.
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