Spanish government will begin considering pardons for jailed leaders next week
Cabinet also says reform of criminal code, including lowering the crime of sedition, will begin soon
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Defense for jailed independence activist calls for restoration of prison privileges
Attempt to silence Jordi Cuixart has 'no chance of prospering' say lawyers
40 MEPs call on Spain to 'repeal or modify' crime of sedition
Two EU group leaders and two European parliament vice presidents among signatories of letter also demanding freedom for jailed activists
Ex Catalan police chief tells court he offered to personally arrest Puigdemont
Trapero expressed his regret at being accused of rebellion, arguing he had no connection with independence push
Spanish government open to modifying crime of sedition
Offense for which Catalan independence leaders were imprisoned among new executive's proposals to reform criminal code
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
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"
EU court advocate general recognizes jailed Catalan leader Junqueras as an MEP
Maciej Szupnar says Spain cannot prevent former vice president from taking up his European Parliament seat
Activists call for peaceful protests on two year incarceration anniversary
Sentenced to nine years in prison for sedition on Monday, Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez have now been behind bars since October 16, 2017
Protesters clash with police as Catalan leaders sentenced - live updates
Rallies throughout Catalonia descend into turmoil as some demonstrators set barricades on fire
Criminologist on Supreme Court's sedition verdict: 'Where are the limits now?'
Marc Balcells discusses the Catalan Trial sentence and the implications it could have on sedition in the future
What happened in Catalonia on Monday?
A chronological account of the protests and political reactions following the announcement of the prison sentences for Catalan leaders
'Injustice has been served': Convicted Catalan leaders react to prison sentences
With jail terms ranging from 9 to 13 years, former officials and activists convicted over the 2017 referendum urge supporters to "keep going"
Catalan president accused of ‘inciting sedition’ by opposition head
Ciutadans party takes government to court and warns of further legal actions if protests turn violent
Trial against 2017 push for independence: where are we now?
Q&A on when and what to expect in proceedings against 18 Catalan leaders, with help of criminal law professor Josep Maria Tamarit