Badr Hari released from Dutch prison
Former Moroccan kickboxing champion, Badr Hari, has been released from custody in the Netherlands after three days of detention in Amsterdam. The investigating court decided to lift the preventive detention and allowed him to continue the case while outside of prison, imposing conditions that the Dutch authorities have not disclosed. Hari denies the charges against him, which relate to threats, coercion, and publishing personal information without permission. His legal team has confirmed that there is insufficient evidence to establish the allegations. He is facing the case amid suspicions of threats and insults, with investigations ongoing. Hari announced his return home to his family and spoke about family disputes with his ex-wife that are affecting their children's upbringing. He assured that he is cooperating with the authorities and maintains his confidence in the legal process. He is required to adhere to the judicial conditions during the next phase of the trial.
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