Threat of a Spanish police on strike in Pamplona
"If you disclose the images, we'll go look for it."
- At 17:30 a.m., several Spanish police attacked a group of strikers from Pamplona/Iruña. A person who recorded what was happening and who was aware of it, a National Police officer directly threatened him not to publicize the images on the network.
Several people who participated in the general strike were assaulted with batons and pushed by the National Police on Thursday afternoon in Pamplona/Iruña. A person who recorded the facts was directly threatened by a Spanish police officer: "If you disclose the images, we'll look for you." The Police violated the right of all people to record and share what is happening in public space.
Pamplona pic.twitter.com/66jOzTrW35
— M.Zuriñe🔻 (@zitorikruz) January 30, 2020
The collective Iridia de Derechos Humanos has reminded on the network that "it is not forbidden to record and disseminate the police activity in the public space and much less if at that time the police do not act correctly with the rights of the citizens".