A banking consultant who is accused of leaking commercial secrets related to Romanian privatization deals said on Thursday that he had sued Romania at the European Court of Human Rights. Bulgarian Stamen Stancev said that his rights had not been respected and for this "the Romanian state must pay." Prosecutors allege that Stancev, a consultant working for Credit Suisse First Boston Europe, led an espionage group that obtained secret commercial documents which they gave to foreign companies.
November 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A banking consultant who is accused of leaking commercial secrets related to privatization deals said on Thursday that he had sued Romania at the European Court of Human Rights.
Bulgarian Stamen Stancev said that his rights had not been respected and for this “the Romanian state must pay.”
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