Rules enforced during the COVID
pandemic were unfair and citizens have the right to receive 10
euros each as compensation for "non-patrimonial damage", a
justice of the peace in the northern city of Alessandria, Paolo
Olezza, ruled on Tuesday.
The case concerned 20 people who brought the premier's office to
court over anti-Covid legislation, starting with the declaration
of a state of national emergency on January 31 2020, claiming
they had been "forced to undesired behaviour in a blackmailing
manner despite unexisting benefits in containing the epidemic
emergency".
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