Bulgaria to lift travel ban on Australian convicted of murder


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  • Friday, 29 May 2020

FILE PHOTO: Australian Paul "Jock" Palfreeman (C) is escorted by Bulgarian policemen before the start of a hearing of his appeal case in the Court of Appeal in Sofia January 19, 2011. Palfreeman was sentenced to 20-year imprisonment at the end of 2008 for stabbing to death a 20-year-old Bulgarian in the capital Sofia on December 28, 2007. The Court of Appeal will announce the sentence in one month, local media reported. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov

SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria will move to lift a ban that prevents an Australian man convicted of murder in 2009 and released on parole from leaving the country, the Interior Ministry said on Friday.

The decision comes after Bulgaria's highest appeals court dismissed a request by the former chief prosecutor to review the parole granted to Jock Palfreeman in September.

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