Anjem Choudary Convicted of Directing Terrorist Organization
Islamist preacher faces life imprisonment after a joint international investigation revealed his role in leading and radicalizing for Al-Muhajiroun.
- Choudary was found guilty of directing Al-Muhajiroun and encouraging support through online meetings.
- Investigations involved MI5, Scotland Yard, NYPD, and Canadian police, highlighting the global nature of the threat.
- He began online activities immediately after his licence conditions expired in July 2021.
- Choudary's radicalizing influence linked to various terrorist attacks and recruits worldwide.
- Co-defendant Khaled Hussein also found guilty of membership in the proscribed organization.
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