German court convicts 3 of terrorism
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A German court has convicted three men for supporting a
terrorist organization by posting radical Islamic propaganda videos
on the Internet, including one that gave details of how to prepare
a suicide attack.
The Munich state court sentenced the Germans _ 28-year-old Daniel P., 20-year-old Jonas T. and 19-year-old Salim Mohammed A. _ to community service and probation ranging up to 1 1/2 years, Germany's dapd news agency reported Wednesday. Full names weren't given in accordance with German privacy laws.
All were involved in posting videos between 2006 and 2008 to raise recruits for al-Qaida.
The court says it took into account in its sentencing the fact that the suspects had confessed and had since distanced themselves from Islamic extremism.
The Munich state court sentenced the Germans _ 28-year-old Daniel P., 20-year-old Jonas T. and 19-year-old Salim Mohammed A. _ to community service and probation ranging up to 1 1/2 years, Germany's dapd news agency reported Wednesday. Full names weren't given in accordance with German privacy laws.
All were involved in posting videos between 2006 and 2008 to raise recruits for al-Qaida.
The court says it took into account in its sentencing the fact that the suspects had confessed and had since distanced themselves from Islamic extremism.
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