Catalan Trial

Low category status was already granted last July, but revoked by Supreme Court in December

Jordi Sànchez submits letter to Spanish Constitutional Court citing "serious violations of fundamental rights" 

Pardon or reform of criminal code are considered by Spanish government, but fears of opposition "blackmailing" to avoid it arise

Oriol Junqueras to challenge decision after court maintains it cannot oppose Spanish ruling

Officials imprisoned for 2017 referendum "not surprised" at Supreme Court decision

Imprisoned Catalan politicians and activists denied daytime and weekend leaves

Human rights organization calls imprisonment of Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart an “injustice”

Ups and downs for pro-independence activists and politicians, who could benefit from pardons or criminal code reform in near future

United Nations’ Working Group on Arbitrary Detention insists seven pro-independence leaders should be freed

2017 referendum leaders received prison sentences of 9 to 13 years

Magistrate keeps officials behind bars while waiting Supreme Court final say

Public prosecutor appeals court's decision, which says Spain's Supreme Court does not have the authority to request the politician's extradition

Attempt to silence Jordi Cuixart has 'no chance of prospering' say lawyers

Judge revokes privileges of Turull and Rull, while Bassa and Forcadell keep their partial freedom

Privileges for five other jailed independence leaders were stripped earlier this week