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– We have reviewed this case and read the documents concerning the case. This case is entirely legitimate, and the litigant, who is old now (this happened in 1972), says that this is the last thing that he would like to accomplish before his death. While he has a potential lawyer he would also be grateful to find a lawyer who was willing to bring this case against Germany on a pro bono or contingent fee basis. Please contact us at admin@invest4justice.com if you would be interested in serving as legal counsel for this case.
Litigation Against Germany For Illegal Expulsion Of Palestinian Student On Basis That He Was A “Terrorist” (This Was False As The German Constitutional Court Subsequently Recognized)
Mr. YM was a Palestinian student who was illegally expelled from Germany of Palestinian origin in 1972. A constitutional decision was rendered in this respect, but Germany has never paid him compensation for its wrongful act, which caused him considerable troubles.
He would be glad to reward donors, but as he is not aware of the precise amount of compensation he is owed, he is merely requesting donations.
Mr. YM was born in Palestine and was a refugee in Syria, where he attended high school. In 1960, he went to study in Germany, where he studied medicine. In 1972 he was at the Olympiad in Germany, and the Government of Bavaria ordered his deportation simply because he was Palestinian, and the group that had performed the terrorist acts at Munich was Palestinian. Mr. YM had nothing to do with this, as a German Constitutional Court Decision subsequently found, which also ruled that his deportation was illegal (too late, of course, since his life had already been shattered).
The German Constitutional Court decision ruling his expulsion is available here:
German Constitutional Court Decision
Mr. YM was shocked and very depressed to learn about his deportation, which interrupted his studies of medicine, and his peaceful life was destroyed due to his illegal deportation. The police took his passport and the general student committee hired the lawyer who had defended Nelson Mandela in South Africa.
After a series of court decisions and appeals, the Supreme Court in Germany made the first decision following World War II against the Government, put two days before the decision the police deported Mr. YM to Damascus, Syria, in any event.
There, the German embassy had sympathy for YM’s case. Mr. YM managed to return to East Germany, and the Supreme Court indicated that the Government of Bavaria should compensate Mr. YM for the consequences of his illegal deportation. This decision has been translated and is available for you to review.
Mr. YM’s first lawyer, who died in an accident, had the strategy to start with a claim in Germany, and then to apply to the European Court of Human Rights to obtain compensation if it was refused. This lawyer died in an accident, however. He is searching for a new lawyer with experience in human rights law.
Mr. YM is looking for a lawyer to finish this long-running claim against Germany and all documents are available upon request. Mr. YM can be contacted through Invest4Justice.
Mr. YM ended up working for the Red Cross in Palestinian refugee camps following his problems with Germany. His goal is simply to obtain reasonable compensation for constitutional violations by Germany before he dies, since he is old now.
Please contribute to this legitimate claim, which has been vetted by Invest4Justice and appears to be meritorious.
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