Three men arrested on Turkey-Syria border charged with terrorism
Prosecutors are seeking terror charges against three Maldivian men who were arrested on the Turkey-Syria border in February. The three are the first to face prosecution for traveling abroad with the intent of joining a terror group under a new anti-terror law.
22 May 2016, 9:00 AM
Prosecutors are seeking terror charges against three Maldivian men who were arrested on the Turkey-Syria border in February.
The three are the first to face prosecution for traveling abroad with the intent of joining a terror group under a new anti-terror law.
Ahmed Latheef, Ahmed Suhail Moosa and Munawwar Abdulla could be handed a jail term of between 10 and 20 years.
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