Kerala Italian Marines

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  Boy, 14, Was On Boat Fired At By Italian Marines, Family Wants 100 Crore

  The family of a man who killed himself in Kerala last year claims he was on the fishing boat that came under fire from Italian marines eight years ago when he was 14. The family wants the centre to get Rs 100 crore from Italy days after a UN court said India is entitled to compensation but cannot try the marines for murder.

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  Not In Favour Of Withdrawing Italian Marines Case From Top Court: Pinarayi Vijayan

  Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday said it was unfortunate that the trial of the Italian marines, accused of killing two fishermen off the Kerala coast in 2012, was not taking place in India and said the state was not in favour of withdrawing the case from the Supreme Court.

• Home Ministry withdraws sanction to NIA to prosecute marines under anti-piracy law

  The Home Ministry today withdrew the sanction given to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to prosecute under an anti-piracy law two Italian marines, accused of killing Kerala fishermen.

• Resolve dispute in Italian marines case in one week: Supreme Court to Centre

  The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to resolve within a week all disputes arising out of the issue of invoking anti-piracy law against two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast in 2012.

• Italian marines will be able to serve jail sentence in Italy

  If convicted, the two Italian marines facing murder charges in Kerala will be able to serve rest of their jail term in Italy, once the agreement between India and their country on transfer of sentenced prisoners comes into effect.

• Marines will be back, says Italian government

  Italy on Monday assured India that the two marines, facing murder charges in Kerala, will be back in the country within the first week of January as per the court order.

• European Union welcomes Indian court's decision on Italian marines

  The European Union on Friday welcomed the decision of the Kerala High Court to allow two Italian marines held in India for killing two fishermen to return home for two weeks over Christmas pending settlement on their case.

• Indian court allows Italian marines to go home for Christmas

  An Indian court on Thursday allowed two Italian marines awaiting trial for shooting two fishermen to go home for Christmas, despite prosecution fears that they will not return.

• Slain fishermen's families resent Italian Marines' trip home

  The families of the two fishermen who were killed by the Italian Marines in February last and the Left opposition in Kochi expressed distress that the Kerala High Court on Thursday allowed the accused Italians to travel home for Christmas.

• Arrested Italian Marines allowed to go home for Christmas

  Kerala High Court today permitted the two Italian marines, facing criminal trial here for allegedly killing two Indian fishermen, to leave for Italy for two weeks for Christmas, but laid down stringent conditions.

• Kerala against allowing Italian marines to go home for Christmas

  The Kerala government on Wednesday opposed in the High Court in Kochi the plea of two Italian marines, facing trial for allegedly killing two Indian fishermen, that they be allowed to visit home for Christmas.

• Kerala court to rule if Italian Marines can go home

  The Kerala High Court will decide on Thursday if the two Italian Marines charged with the killing of two Indian fishermen off the coast of Kerala in February can be allowed to return home to Italy for Christmas.