![Abdelaziz, 10, sits and looks into the kitchen while his mother, Aziza Mohammed Kanzi, 39, folds clothes behind him. Kanzi’s 4 illegitimate children live with her in a small shack in the slums of Sahb Al Caid in Salé. "[My children] will blame me for this poor life conditions,” Kanzi said.](https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Abdelaziz-10-sits-and-looks-into-the-kitchen-while-his-mother-Aziza-Mohammed-Kanzi-39-folds-clothes-behind-him..jpg "99 Percent of Disadvantaged Children Beaten by Parents: World Bank")
Salé – The criminal chamber in charge of terrorism affairs at the annex of Salé’s appellate court on Thursday handed down sentences ranging from 2 to 7 years imprisonment against twenty-seven people sued in separate terrorism-related cases.
In the first case involving fourteen people, the main defendant was sentenced to seven years in prison, while another received a six-year jail sentence and the remaining twelve people got four-year jail sentences.
The culprits were sued for “forming a gang to commit terrorist attacks within the framework of a collective plot to seriously undermine public order, and praising terrorist acts.”
In another case involving seven people, the court handed a six-year verdict against the main defendant, a five-year sentence against four defendants and three and four-year sentences to two defendants for “forming a gang to commit terrorist attacks, praising terrorist acts and failing to report a terrorist crime.”
Regarding the four other cases involving four people, the court handed sentences ranging from two to five years. A minor was sentenced to two years in jail, including a one-year suspended sentence, for praising terrorist acts.
