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Michael Fitzpatrick

THE TRUTH ABOUT: 10 posts that explain what happened during the paris attacks trial - Caught on Camera

Paris Salah Abdeslam RFI English Terrorism François Hollande Islamic State
This court-sketch made on June 27, 2022, shows defendant Salah Abdeslam (R) standing next to the 13 other defendants in front of Paris' criminal court during the trial of the November 2015 attacks that saw 130 people killed at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, bars, restaurants and the Bataclan concert hall in Paris. - The end of a lengthy hearing, after ten months of debates. In the trial of the attacks of November 13, the criminal court of Paris left to deliberate after having given the floor one last time to the defendants on June 27, 2022. The verdict is expected on June 29, 2022. © Benoit Peyrucq / AFP

Verdicts for the 14 men accused of involvement or complicity in the November 2015 terrorist attacks, which cost 132 lives and left more than 400 seriously injured, are to be handed down on Wednesday. RFI English has covered the trial in its entirety. We take a look back at some of the crucial moments in a historic hearing.

The trial opened in the Palais de Justice in central Paris to enormous media interest and under extreme security on 8 September, 2021.

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