Timeline of events in the Ministry of the Interior scandal case By Aðalsteinn Kjartansson 19. nóvember 2014 09:36 Gísli Freyr Valdórsson speaks to the media after being handed an eight month parole sentence for leaking confidential information to the press. Gísli Freyr Valdórsson, former aide to Interior Minister Hanna Birna Kristjánsdóttir, has been handed a parole sentence for leaking confidential information to the press. He declared his innocence up until new evidence emerged that the District Attorney believes would have proved his involvement in the case. The case started about a year ago when the Ministry of the Interior declared that the asylum seeker Tony Omos, whom was due soon to become a father, should be deported from Iceland. As a result of an announced protest due to the inhumane treatment of Omos outside the Ministry of the Interior, a memo was drafted which contained personal information about Omos. Gísli then leaked this memo to the press later that same day. Below is a timeline that shows the highlights in the case, from the moment that the mother of Omos's child steps forward up until the moment that Gísli is sentenced. Lekamálið News in English Mest lesið Rýnt í tollana: Ætla að láta Repúblikana finna til tevatnsins Erlent Haft samband við þá bændur sem búa næst gilinu Innlent Vandræðalegt þegar stjórnmálamenn komi inn á sviðið og ætli að breyta öllu Innlent Hafa augun opin fyrir fleiri „hjálparlausum krúttum á vappi“ Innlent Flugvallarstarfsmenn í Frankfurt látnir eftir að hafa smitast af malaríu Erlent Leikskóli spratt upp eins og gorkúla Innlent Fjölmiðlanefnd sektar Þórarin um hálfa milljón Innlent Afhjúpi ekkert nema þeirra eigin viðhorf til fólksins í landinu Innlent Mikilvægt að fatlaðir geti tekið þátt í umræðunni Innlent Dæmdur fyrir nauðgun: „Numer uno hlutur sem fólk gerir í kynlífi“ Innlent
Gísli Freyr Valdórsson, former aide to Interior Minister Hanna Birna Kristjánsdóttir, has been handed a parole sentence for leaking confidential information to the press. He declared his innocence up until new evidence emerged that the District Attorney believes would have proved his involvement in the case. The case started about a year ago when the Ministry of the Interior declared that the asylum seeker Tony Omos, whom was due soon to become a father, should be deported from Iceland. As a result of an announced protest due to the inhumane treatment of Omos outside the Ministry of the Interior, a memo was drafted which contained personal information about Omos. Gísli then leaked this memo to the press later that same day. Below is a timeline that shows the highlights in the case, from the moment that the mother of Omos's child steps forward up until the moment that Gísli is sentenced.
Lekamálið News in English Mest lesið Rýnt í tollana: Ætla að láta Repúblikana finna til tevatnsins Erlent Haft samband við þá bændur sem búa næst gilinu Innlent Vandræðalegt þegar stjórnmálamenn komi inn á sviðið og ætli að breyta öllu Innlent Hafa augun opin fyrir fleiri „hjálparlausum krúttum á vappi“ Innlent Flugvallarstarfsmenn í Frankfurt látnir eftir að hafa smitast af malaríu Erlent Leikskóli spratt upp eins og gorkúla Innlent Fjölmiðlanefnd sektar Þórarin um hálfa milljón Innlent Afhjúpi ekkert nema þeirra eigin viðhorf til fólksins í landinu Innlent Mikilvægt að fatlaðir geti tekið þátt í umræðunni Innlent Dæmdur fyrir nauðgun: „Numer uno hlutur sem fólk gerir í kynlífi“ Innlent