State Security Court resumes verdicts in security cases
The Court of Appeal, State Security Division, has issued rulings in cases related to money laundering, membership in ISIS, and challenges to the rights of His Highness the Prince. The court upheld the sentence of 21 defendants to 10 years in prison and a fine of 202 million Kuwaiti dinars in a money laundering case involving 17 companies, forging banking documents, and establishing fictitious companies to transfer funds from Kuwait to Syria, with accusations of manipulating the national financial system. The court also upheld the imprisonment of other defendants for 10 years and a fine of approximately 199.6 million Kuwaiti dinars for conducting unlicensed banking activities and currency trading. Additionally, an appeal was filed against the sentence of a Twitter user sentenced to three years for violating the rights of the Prince, as well as a citizen's 10-year imprisonment for joining ISIS, promoting ideological ideas, admitting to receiving training in making explosives, and preparing to carry out terrorist operations.
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