Jail for Abu Sayyaf member

KOTA KINABALU: Members of Abu Sayyaf escaped from the south of the Philippines, started a new life in Sabah, and sentenced to 13 years imprisonment from the High Court.

Filipino Marsan Ajilu @ Anuar Mohamad Asnalul (photo), based in Basilan, is 32 years old, sentenced to 6 months imprisonment for illegally entering the state, responsible for kidnapping and battle of the army there in the south of the Philippines did.

Masan acknowledges being a member of the Sabah Radical Organization from 31 July 2012 to 15 March this year.

According to the criminal law section 130 KA, the fathers of four children are convicted and this will impose a life sentence and a fine.

According to the facts of the incident, Marsan was arrested by the police at Kepayan police headquarters at 10:30 am on March 15 and the state police asked to confirm the suspect's career.

Six days later, the response confirmed that Marsan was a member of the Abu Sayyaf Group and that the Philippine courts had multiple killings and kidnaps for two redemption.

The Philippine government also confirmed that Marsan is a member of Abu Sayyaf of Basilan in the southern Philippines province and is a kidnapper of ransom at Zamboanga City.

The court also said that Marsan acquired skills to use various guns and participated in a series of battles with the Philippine army in southern Philippines.

The survey also acknowledged that Marsan is a member of the Abu Sayyaf group since 2010 and has revealed that he is fighting the Philippine army three times since 2016.

From a mitigation point of view, Marsan claimed a light sentence, he said he regrets his behavior as he fled to Malaysia to start a new life.

However, prosecutor Muhammad Fadzlan Mohd Noor urged the court to declare him a serious crime.

On 13th April, the Sessions Court sentenced Maslan to imprisonment for 6 months and illegal entry into Sabah with a single rotation. From the day of arrest on 15th March, he was ordered to pronounce his sentence and was forcibly repatriated.

On September 17, a few weeks after the ASEAN Summit, the Duterte government secured the release of the Norwegian Kjartan Sekkingstad who was kidnapped by the Islamic terrorist organization Abu Sayyaf last autumn. The fighter of Abu Sayyaf attacked the beach resort of the island near Davao and bound Sekkingstad with the other three men on the speed boat. Two of them, Robert Hall and John Riddle were Canadians, and their heads were cut. There were about 400 soldiers in Abu Sayyaf, and he performed a series of kidnappings, appearances, and bomb projections. In 2004, the organization bombed a ferry near Manila and killed 116 people. This is the worst terrorist attack on the history of the Philippines. In August, Duterte ordered the army to destroy Abu Sayyaf

In January 1995 Abu Sayyaf was concerned with the assassination of Pope John Paul II who was visiting Manila. Several foreign terrorist suspects allegedly confronted with Absayaaf were arrested in Metro Manila. Foreign terrorists are strengthening the allegations of the army that larger groups dominate abcaiff. The military report has traced a relationship with a discreet Muslim businessman named MUSTAPHA JAMMAL KHALIFA who married the world's terrorist Osama bin Laden's sister. The army said Bin Laden funded Abu Sayyaf through a foundation founded by Kalifah.

On July 23, 2014, Abu Sayyaf leader Isnilon Totoni Hapilon expressed loyalty to ISIL leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. In September 2014, the organization began to kidnap people so that people are paid for ransom for ISIL. In early 2015, members of Khalifa Islamiyah Mindanao swore allegiance to ISIL. At the same time, Ansal Khalifa Philippines was born with a combination of Ansal Khalifa Sarangani and other umbrella shapes supporting ISIL. In May 2017, an Islamic advocacy group known as the Maute Group attacked and occupied a part of the city of Marawi in the southern Philippines of Mindanao.