{"id":24500,"date":"2012-08-23T12:55:25","date_gmt":"2012-08-23T09:55:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.nationalturk.com\/en\/?p=24500"},"modified":"2012-08-23T12:55:25","modified_gmt":"2012-08-23T09:55:25","slug":"human-right-for-massacre-killer-breivik-what-about-77-dead-people-right-24500","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nationalturk.com\/en\/human-right-for-massacre-killer-breivik-what-about-77-dead-people-right-24500\/","title":{"rendered":"Human Right For Massacre Killer Breivik what about 77 dead people right ?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Norway gunman Anders Behring Breivik is set to spend the rest of his life in a private three-room cell with a computer and gym, where is jakuzi ?<\/h1>\n

People\u00a0appreciate the respect of the human rights of \u00a0in the state of Norway. But this does not mean that a psycho massacre killer to luxury 5-star hotel,\u00a0When you think that the question ;\u00a0what about happened to the rights of people who died ?\u00a0Something that Breivik is not a punishment.<\/p>\n

Breivik, who has admitted killing 77 people in a gun and bomb rampage last year, has been given no fewer than three prison cells in a separate wing at Oslo’s Ila Prison.<\/p>\n

If found mentally fit, he will return to the three eight square-metre rooms – a bedroom, exercise room kitted out with a treadmill, and an office with a laptop.<\/p>\n

If declared insane, he will be the sole patient of a psychiatric ward built especially for him at the prison, with 17 staff on hand to treat him.<\/p>\n

Norway’s most dangerous prisoner has no access to the internet, but has been given an offline copy of online encyclopedia Wikipedia.<\/p>\n

The 33-year-old right-wing extremist used this computer to prepare for his trial and reply to letters from supporters.<\/p>\n

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His quarters also have a steel toilet and sink, and are monitored around the clock by specially trained staff via CCTV cameras.<\/p>\n

All the furniture is firmly fixed to the floor and ceiling to prevent him using them as weapons.<\/p>\n

Ila prison decided not to release pictures of his bedroom to spare his privacy.<\/p>\n

The spacious set-up is a result of the particularly high security regime he has been placed under.<\/p>\n

He has no contact with other prisoners and has his own outdoor exercise yard measuring between 20 and 30 square metres, where he can spend an hour each day.<\/p>\n

The yard is surrounded by high concrete walls and barbed wire to stop him escaping or seeing other prisoners.<\/p>\n

Prison bosses say he will stay there for as long as he is deemed a high security threat.<\/p>\n

But they hope to eventually transfer him to a section with other prisoners, who have access to a school, library, and gym.<\/p>\n

The special measures are justified because he presents a security risk that Norway’s prison system does not have the infrastructure to deal with, they say.<\/p>\n

But many Norwegians disagree.<\/h2>\n

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“To do that for just one person, when there are other things in Norway that need to be taken care of, like elderly care and roads and such things – the money could have been spent on other things,” says Thomas Indreboe.<\/p>\n

He was removed as a lay judge in the case when he called for Breivik to be executed to save “taxpayers from unnecessary expenditures”.<\/p>\n

Ellen Bjercke, a spokeswoman for Ila Prison, defended the expenditure, saying: “He’s a human being. He has human rights. This is about creating a humane prison regime.”<\/p>\n

During his trial, Breivik coolly described how he set off a car bomb that killed eight people and injured dozens more in Oslo’s government district on July 22 last year.<\/p>\n

Then he went on a shooting rampage, killing 69 people, mostly teenagers, at a summer camp. The youngest victim was 14.<\/p>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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