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2024-02-15T16:29:29.739Z
Highlights: Breivik loses case against Oslo for inhumane treatment. He believes that his isolation in prison violates human rights. Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people and injured hundreds in a double attack in Oslo and on the island of Utoya. He is serving a 21-year sentence for his part in the July 2011 attacks on Oslo and Utoya, killing 77 and injuring hundreds. He says that the prison solitary confinement regime in which he is serving his 21 year sentence violates his human rights and drives him to suicide.
He believes that his isolation in prison violates human rights (ANSA)
The neo-Nazi and multiple murderer Anders Behring Breivik, who on 22 July 2011 killed 77 people and injured hundreds in a double attack in Oslo and on the island of Utoya, has lost his case against the Norwegian state for inhuman treatment.
Breivik believes that the prison solitary confinement regime in which he is serving his 21-year sentence violates his human rights and drives him to suicide.
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