Meling: Krekar detention may provide grounds for impeachment – Dagsavisen

Meling: Krekar detention may provide grounds for impeachment – Dagsavisen

Friday half weeks ago replied Jensen yes to questions from TV 2 if she is willing to put aside human rights to get set Krekar into custody. Meling told Dagbladet that if this happens, the Parliament could be impeached for accountability law section 8 b and 11.

– It will be possible if she makes it, she has said she is willing to do. The Democratic problem is that nobody in Parliament asking questions, writes Meling in an email to the newspaper. Meling adding that detention must be authorized by law.

Basis

Law Professor Mads Andenæs, one of the foremost experts on human rights, says Human Rights is constitutional and that such a violation could be a basis for impeachment.

He stressed, however, that neither the Prime Minister nor the other parliamentary parties have expressed that they share Jensens vision and says he believes it will be difficult to get Parliament to institute proceedings.

Jensen confirms in an email to Dagbladet that she stands by the statement of the TV 2 and earlier statements .

She writes, however, that FRP government must adhere to the party’s proposal to open custody of persons who are considered a threat to national security, have been down in Parliament.

Question Period

Oslo police has decided to forcibly move the self-appointed mullah to a reception center in Kyrksæterøra Hemne municipality of Sør-Trøndelag. Meling has appealed the decision of the Oslo District Court will consider Tuesday this week.

The 58-year-old Kurd came to Norway as a quota refugee in 1991 and directed until 2002 the rebel group Ansar al-Islam in northern Iraq. He was adopted expelled for reasons of national security in 2003.

In 2010, Krekar sentenced to two years and ten months for threats, but acquitted of charges of inciting terrorist .

Krekar case and the government’s view of human rights is the theme of a parliamentary question on Wednesday.

– North Korea

Having atoned finished the sentence, was released from Krekar Kongsvinger prison Sunday morning. When he met the press outside the prison, matched Krekar to thank everyone he has had to deal with behind the walls, but added that the system is as bad as in North Korea.

– All are good people, but it is a bad system, such as North Korea. The last two years have been violations of human rights, said Krekar.

Krekar brother, who brought him in Kongsvinger, had the following press announcement:

– I can only say one thing: Morna, Siv, morna, Siv. (NTB)