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GREECE TERRORISM I FILE 20031210 000000 EUROKINISSI STR ATHENS GRC ATH101 AP AP ** FILE ** Member of the November 17 terrorist group Alexandros Giotopoulos, left, smiles as he arrives in a courtroom at Athens' Korydallos maximum security prison in this Monday, March 17, 2003 file photo. A Greek prosecutor demanded on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003 that a court show no leniency and sentence Alexandros Giotopoulos, 59, the leader of the group, to 21 life terms for the killings carried by November 17 and to {{ }}
The convicted leader of the 17 November militant group Alexandros Giotopoulos appears determined to begin a hunger strike, should he be not transferred to the prison facility in Korydallos.
In a letter sent to the Ethnos newspaper, Giotopoulos argues that four months after the “Type C” prison facilities were abolished he remains in Domokos, where he claims there is no security.
According to Giotopoulos, he has been violently assaulted ten times in recent years because he was the only one to denounce the 17N trials of 2004.
