Top French jihadist, wife sent to jail
The Paris Court of Appeal sentences high-profile French jihadist Kevin Guiavarch to 14 years in jail, while his wife Salma O. gets six years, which she will be able to serve at home wearing an electronic bracelet. – Wikipedia pic, May 27, 2023.
A PARIS appeals court yesterday handed a 14-year jail term to a high-profile French jihadist convicted of terrorist offences linked to Syria. The court upheld the sentence against Kevin Guiavarch handed down by a lower court but was more lenient in ruling that most of the term will not be served behind bars.
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