Ilaria Salis, the 39-year-old Italian on trial in Budapest on charges of attacking far-right militants, arrived at court in a taxi with her parents and for the first time, Ilaria Salis, the 39-year-old Italian on trial in Budapest on charges of attacking far-right militants, did not enter the courtroom in chains.

Salis - who managed to leave prison to go under house arrest - quickly entered the court accompanied by a group of friends, including the cartoonist Zerocalcare for the third hearing of the trial in which she is accused. “I thank everyone who helped me,” said the 39-year-old.

But there was no shortage of controversy: in the courtroom, judge Josef Szos revealed the address where the woman is serving house arrest and the protest was immediately triggered by her father Roberto Salis who turned towards the Italian ambassador Manuel

Jacoangeli urging him to "do something". The address, in fact, should not be revealed, "in fact it must be protected and should not be included in the report", explained defense lawyer Gyorgy Magyar.

(Unioneonline/lf)