Amnesty warns of ‘chilling effect’ of sedition conviction for independence leaders
Daniel Joloy comments on NGO’s findings after report on Catalan trial raises concerns about restriction on fundamental rights
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Amnesty: referendum leaders' verdict is 'against human rights international law'
NGO concerned about "criminalization" of peaceful protests, which could have "dissuasive effect" on citizen demonstrations
A rundown of Amnesty's report on jailed leaders
Request for freedom for two activists, criticism of sedition charges and concern surrounding Spain's judicial approach on mass peaceful demonstrations among top topics
Spain vetoed Catalan parliament visit to Scotland before April election
Media report claims Spanish foreign ministry also stopped Scottish business mission to Catalonia and prevented Catalan entrepreneurs visiting Edinburgh
Trial on president for disobedience underway - live updates
Quim Torra faces one-day procedure which could see him barred from office over yellow ribbons controversy
Electoral authority 'had no right' to order banner's removal, president claims in court
Quim Torra admits he "disobeyed" but says official instruction to take down symbols supporting jailed leaders was "illegal" and contravened freedom of expression
ACN marks 20 years with debate on news agencies at Pompeu Fabra university
Among Catalan News Agency's 20th anniversary events is a roundtable on Wednesday with leading media experts
President in the dock: what you need to know
Quim Torra will become the first Catalan head of government to face trial in almost 80 years when he appears in court on November 18
Amnesty International criticizes Supreme Court sentence on independence leaders
Human rights organization calls for immediate release of Sànchez and Cuixart and claims that verdict is based on "vague" definition of sedition
Other parliaments 'don't understand why Forcadell's in prison,' says speaker
From global summit of legislative assemblies in Switzerland, Catalan parliament president says representatives are puzzled why his predecessor was jailed
Edinburgh judge releases exiled former minister without travel restrictions
Clara Ponsatí summoned to court on December 12 for ongoing extradition case
Exiled former minister in Scotland begins extradition case: 'Sedition was abolished in Scotland long ago'
Clara Ponsatí's lawyer is expected to argue that being forced to return to Spain would be an "abuse" of her "human rights"
International Trial Watch report concludes violation of rights in Catalan leaders’ case
International Trial Watch reports “massive” infringement of liberties such as freedom of expression and peaceful assembly
236 influential figures sign manifesto asking Spain to negotiate with Catalonia
Noam Chomsky, Anthony Giddens, Steven Pinker and Richard Wilkinson are among those to back the document
How will the Spanish left-wing agreement impact the Catalan conflict?
Socialists and Unidas Podemos might need support of pro-independence parties to launch their joint government, but might also need to engage in dialogue first