State Security Court Reopens Life Sentence for Spy
The Court of State Security Appeal in Kuwait upheld the verdict to impose life imprisonment on a Kuwaiti citizen for espionage with Iran and Hezbollah, having previously sentenced him to 10 years in prison. It also overturned a three-year sentence previously issued against a female citizen for inciting sectarian strife, and decided to acquit her. Additionally, the court sentenced a third citizen to three years in prison for insulting the Prophet's companions, minimizing the Shiite community, and stirring unrest, along with substantial financial fines imposed on commercial entities for money laundering charges. These rulings reflect the state's efforts to combat espionage, sectarian incitement, and terrorism financing.
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