
The ANM of Milan denounces defamatory and sexist attacks on the web against investigating judge Tiziana Landoni and prosecutor Francesca Crupi, subject of personal attacks following judicial decisions.
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The magistrates were the subject of online attacks following the release of Youssef Siher ordered by the investigating judge Landoni.
The image of some magistrates, prosecutors and judges, involved in investigations widely reported by the media, was not only disseminated publicly, but accompanied by comments and attacks of unprecedented severity, with openly defamatory content and characterized by a clear sexist matrix. The ANM of Milan denounces this, referring to the insults that are circulating, especially on the web, against the investigating judge Tiziana Landoni who released Youssef Siher from prison, but also against the prosecutor Francesca Crupi, mistaken for the judge in a photo. There is particular concern about these personal attacks.

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