Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who attempted to denote an explosive abroad, a Northwest Flight 253 in 2009 is suing the US justice according to New York Times.
He is suing for the denial of free speech and religious rights. He has accused authorities of the federal "supermax" prison in Florence, Colorado where he is being held of violating his constitutional rights by not allowing him practice his religion, courts documents showed.
The lawsuit said they are restricting him from communication with the outside world, not allowing him communicate with his relatives like his sister, nieces and nephews. "The guards permits "white supremacist" inmates to curse, yell, scream and say things that are religiously insulting and offensive to Muslims as a whole when Abdulmutallab tries to pray and sometimes the guards themselves display pornography to him while he prays.
He had on several occasions engaged in a hunger strike to protest but had stopped after he was continually force-fed" claims the Lawsuit.
Gail Jonhson said in a statement "Prisoners retain fundamental constitutional rights to communicate with others and have family relationships free from undue interference by the government.
The restrictions imposed on our client are excessive and unnecessary, so therefore we seek the intervention of the federal court"
He is suing for the denial of free speech and religious rights. He has accused authorities of the federal "supermax" prison in Florence, Colorado where he is being held of violating his constitutional rights by not allowing him practice his religion, courts documents showed.
The lawsuit said they are restricting him from communication with the outside world, not allowing him communicate with his relatives like his sister, nieces and nephews. "The guards permits "white supremacist" inmates to curse, yell, scream and say things that are religiously insulting and offensive to Muslims as a whole when Abdulmutallab tries to pray and sometimes the guards themselves display pornography to him while he prays.
He had on several occasions engaged in a hunger strike to protest but had stopped after he was continually force-fed" claims the Lawsuit.
Gail Jonhson said in a statement "Prisoners retain fundamental constitutional rights to communicate with others and have family relationships free from undue interference by the government.
The restrictions imposed on our client are excessive and unnecessary, so therefore we seek the intervention of the federal court"
BOMBER, ABDULMUTALLAB SUING FOR VIOLATION OF RIGHTS
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