Koblenz, Germany News

A German-Afghan man whose information helped spark a European terrorism warning has been convicted of membership in al-Qaida. Dapd news agency reported Tuesday that the Koblenz state court found Ahmad Wali Siddiqui guilty of membership in a terrorist organization and sentenced him to six years in prison.

The defense attorney for a German-Afghan man accused of membership in al-Qaida and a second terrorist group says his client should spend no more than four years in jail.

Prosecutors in Germany have asked a court to hand a German-Afghan man a seven-year prison sentence for belonging to al-Qaida and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan terrorist groups.

Two separate trials are currently underway in Germany that have highlighted the particular role of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan as a feeder group for German jihadists who end up working alongside al-Qaeda. The first is a case in Koblenz involving Ahmad Wali Siddiqui, a German-Afghan who was captured in July 2010 by American forces at a taxi ... (more)

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