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An Irish activist, Daniel Tatlow-Devally, is on trial in Germany alongside four others, the Ulm 5, accused of damaging property at an Israeli arms company. Facing up to five years in prison, Tatlow-Devally endures brutal conditions—23 hours a day in his cell, with just one hour of visitation per month. Irish politicians, who visited him and witnessed the harsh treatment, are demanding urgent government intervention. They’re alarmed by the trial’s setup, where defendants are separated by glass walls, severely limiting communication with lawyers and undermining their right to a fair defense. The activists say they targeted the arms company to protest Germany’s support for Israel’s actions in Gaza. With the Taoiseach’s upcoming visit to Germany, Irish officials are pushing for immediate action to ensure due process and humane treatment for the accused.

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