Seventeen prisoners in Mozambique had their cases reviewed after being sentenced by the Frelimo revolutionary military tribunal. The prisoners' treatment was upgraded from severe to moderate. Among those affected was Australian citizen Ian Douglas Grey, who had been sentenced to 10 years in 1968 for crimes against the security of the people and state, due to their good conduct while detained.
Seventeen prisoners in Mozambique had their cases reviewed after being sentenced by the Frelimo revolutionary military tribunal. The prisoners' treatment was upgraded from severe to moderate. Among those affected was Australian citizen Ian Douglas Grey, who had been sentenced to 10 years in 1968 for crimes against the security of the people and state, due to their good conduct while detained.
Seventeen prisoners in Mozambique had their cases reviewed after being sentenced by the Frelimo revolutionary military tribunal. The prisoners' treatment was upgraded from severe to moderate. Among those affected was Australian citizen Ian Douglas Grey, who had been sentenced to 10 years in 1968 for crimes against the security of the people and state, due to their good conduct while detained.
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