Prosecutor seeks 27 years in jail for military execution by Syrian refugee
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Prosecutor seeks 27 years in jail for military execution by Syrian refugee

NL Times  

Prosecutors have demanded a 27-year prison sentence for Syrian refugee Ahmad al K. for his role in the execution of a Syrian soldier. Adding to the sentence is Al K.’s involvement in leading the terrorist organization Jabhat al-Nusra, NOS reported. The Dutch Public Prosecution Service has been investigating war crimes in Syria for multiple years. Al K.’s crimes can be prosecuted based on the principle of universal jurisdiction which was incorporated into Dutch law 18 years ago.

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