Iraqi court jails two members of extremist Qurban group
An Iraqi court has sentenced two men linked to the extremist Qurban group, with one receiving six years for incitement and the other a one-year jail term.
An Iraqi court has handed down sentences to two men associated with the extremist Qurban group. One defendant received a six-year term for incitement, while the other was given a one-year sentence. The Central Criminal Court's ruling was based on the law prohibiting Baath Party and terrorist activities. The Qurban group is a secretive religious organization that has gained significant security concern due to its dangerous activities in southern Iraqi provinces.
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