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The Abu Dhabi Federal Appeals Court has convicted 53 individuals and six companies of terrorism offenses, WAM reported.

53 convicted of terror offenses in UAE: WAM

  • Defendants comprise leaders and members of the Muslim Brotherhood organization, and punishment ranges from life imprisonment to fines of AED 20 million
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