Maxirisarcimento per la famiglia del piccolo orologiaio arabo
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Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesAhmed Mohamed ha deciso di trasferirsi in Qatar ▲
Ben Torres/Getty ImagesAhmed Mohamed ▲
Ben Torres/Getty ImagesIRVING, TX - SEPTEMBER 16: Ahmed Ahmed Mohamed, left, the 14-year-old Muslim boy who was detained after a high school teacher falsely concluded that a homemade clock he brought to class might be a bomb, stands near his father Mohamed Elhassan Mohamed during a news conference hosted by the North Texas chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, about his issue, on September 16, 2015 outside Mohamed family home in Irving, Texas. (Photo by Ben Torres/Getty Images) ▲
Ben Torres/Getty ImagesIRVING, TX - SEPTEMBER 16: The 14-year-old Muslim boy Ahmed Ahmed Mohamed, who was detained after a high school teacher falsely concluded that a homemade clock he brought to class might be a bomb, is greeted by an unidentified man who congratulated him and escorted him back into his home after Ahmed spoke during a news conference hosted by the North Texas chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations about his issue, on September 16, 2015 outside Mohamed family home in Irving, Texas. (Photo by Ben Torres/Getty Images) ▲
Ben Torres/Getty ImagesIRVING, TX - SEPTEMBER 16: 14-year-old Muslim boy Ahmed Ahmed Mohamed, center, who was detained after a high school teacher falsely concluded that a homemade clock he brought to class might be a bomb, speaks during a news conference hosted by the North Texas chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations about the issue, on September 16, 2015 outside Mohamed family home in Irving, Texas. Ahmed's sister Eman Mohamed, left, and father, Mohamed Elhassan Mohamed, right, and uncle Aldean Mohamed, far-right, stand by his side. (Photo by ) ▲
Il presidente egiziano Mohamed Morsi prega in moschea (Credits: Epa/Ahmed Fouad) ▲
La famiglia di Ahmed Mohamed, il bambino che fu arrestato in Texas dopo aver portato a scuola un orologio che fu scambiato dagli insegnanti per un ordigno esplosivo, ha avanzato una richiesta di dieci milioni di dollari per danni al municipiodi Irving e altri 5 milioni in risarcimenti all’autorità scolastica locale, spiegando che «la reputazione di Ahmed presso la comunità globale è permanentemente danneggiata».
I legali della famiglia, che si è trasferita in Qatar dopo che è stata offerta al ragazzo una borsa di studio, hanno anche chiesto pubbliche scuse ufficiali alla cittadina dove, qualche mese fa, era scoppiato il caso.
Il caso aveva innescato un’ondata di solidarietà nei confronti del giovane, appassionato di robotica e tecnologia, che aveva ricevuto il sostegno anche, con un tweet, del Presidente Barack Obama.
