Berlin August 31, : A court of administrative procedure in Berlin, the German capital Berlin has declared the deportation of an indicted Islamic State (IS) extremist to be legal.The judges have confirmed a ruling by immigration officials, a court spokesperson announced on Tuesday.
An Iraqi citizen who was found guilty by the Berlin Court of Appeal in June 2021 to a juvenile sentence of several years for war crimes as well as aiding and abetting murder and belonging of an organization that was a terrorist had filed a complaint, according to the news agency dpa.
He is set to be released from prison next year.
The judges have decided that the man is still danger to Germany.
The verdict is not yet final.
From the perspective of the point of view of the administrative court the fact that the plaintiff hasn’t recently displayed any radical Islamist tendencies does not alter the conclusion of his continuing danger.
In June the Court of Appeal found that the plaintiff continued to commit serious violent crimes following entering Germany and intimidated witnesses.
He also released video footage of the execution.
The man was in the court with his father over war crimes in their home country for about two and two and a half years.
In the summer of 2021 they were both sentenced.A life-long sentence was handed down to the 45-year-old.The son, then 22, received a juvenile sentence of five years and 10 months.
Even though the verdict isn’t yet final the man is in custody.
According to court rulings according to court findings, men were a part of the IS in their hometown of Mosul in 2014.They also participated in the execution in public of an inmate in October of 2014.
