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Munich Court Convicts Former Huthi Recruit, Labels Militia a Terrorist Organization

The decision sets a first German benchmark on the Huthi’s legal status with possible review by the Federal Court of Justice.

French Court Sentences Iranian Tied to Possible Swap to One Year and Bans Her From France

Supreme Court Seeks Replies From 17 States on Exclusive NIA Courts

Delhi High Court Gives NIA Final 4 Weeks, Sets April 22 Hearing in Yasin Malik Death Penalty Appeal

Philippine Court Convicts Journalist Frenchie Cumpio of Terrorism Financing

Crown Seeks 16-Year Sentence for Calgary Man Convicted of Joining ISIS

Supreme Court Rejects Bail for Khalid and Imam, Clears Conditional Release for Five in Delhi Riots UAPA Case

Spanish Supreme Court Upholds ETA ‘Legal Front’ Convictions, Imposes Sentences Up to 7½ Years

Delhi High Court Dismisses Appeals Against Charge Framing in J&K Terror-Funding Case

Kashmir NIA Court Issues Non-Bailable Warrant for Pakistan-Based Hizbul Chief Salahuddin

Islamabad Court Issues Non-Bailable Warrants for KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi in PECA Case

Supreme Court Moves To Centralise Hardcore Crime Cases, Centre To Set Up NIA Courts Nationwide

Russia’s Supreme Court Bans Exiled ‘Congress of People’s Deputies’ as Terrorist Organization

Algerian Court Poised To Issue Same-Day Appeal Ruling for French Journalist Christophe Gleizes

Calgary Man Convicted of Three Terrorism Offences for Joining ISIS in Syria

Cour de Cassation Defines Terror‑Victim Status, Aligns Criminal and Compensation Standards

State Says Acquitted 26/11 Accused Can Work Only in Jobs Without Police Clearance

Supreme Court Presses for Six-Month Trials and Dedicated Courts in NIA, UAPA Cases

Two Russians Get 14-Year Terms for Treason and Terrorism-Related Offenses

28 Charged Over Palestine Action Support Plead Not Guilty as Nationwide Protests Are Announced