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25 French jihadists held in Iraq appeal to EU human rights court for repatriation
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· September 12, 2026
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Key points Their legal representatives argue that a particular government's decision not to try them in their home country raises concerns about fairness and consistency in the application of justice. Lawyers for certain individuals are seeking intervention from a European human rights court.
Lawyers for certain individuals are seeking intervention from a European human rights court. These individuals, who are associated with a militant group, were moved from one country to another, where capital punishment is a possibility.
Their legal representatives argue that a particular government's decision not to try them in their home country raises concerns about fairness and consistency in the application of justice. This decision is seen as potentially leading to unpredictable actions by authorities.
Further information about this situation can be found through the original source, which provides more context about the individuals involved and the legal proceedings underway.
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Published: September 12, 2026 ·
Source: Le Monde in English ·
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