Algerian can't have fair trial, hearing told

A suspected al-Qaida terrorist today appeared in court for an extradition hearing brought by the US.

Algerian can't have fair trial, hearing told
Mon, 22 Apr, 2002 - 15:44

A suspected al-Qaida terrorist today appeared in court for an extradition hearing brought by the US.

Algerian Amar Makhlulif, 37, is accused of being involved in an alleged plot to blow up Los Angeles airport on Millennium Eve.

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