
Abdelmalek Tanem
Abdelmalek Tanem, 35, is a French national accused of being involved in the Islamic State's operations as a jailer during the captivity of four French journalists in Syria. He is currently standing trial alongside Mehdi Nemmouche and others for their alleged roles in the kidnapping.
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Abdelmalek Tanem was found guilty of kidnapping in connection with a terrorist enterprise.
Le discours antioccidental et prorusse de Mehdi Nemmouche, condamné à la perpétuité au procès des geôliers de l’Etat islamiqueAbdelmalek Tanem is a co-defendant of Mehdi Nemmouche who was not recognized by the hostages.
Au procès de Mehdi Nemmouche, un hommage aux ex-otages "revenus de l'enfer" des geôles du groupe Etat islamiqueAbdelmalek Tanem is another French jihadist accused of serving as a guard during the hostage crisis involving ISIS.
Au procès des geôliers de l’Etat islamique, « Abou Hamza le chimiste », du film d’espionnage à la cour d’assisesAbdelmalek Tanem is one of the two other jihadists involved in the trial.
Au procès des geôliers de l’Etat islamique, le sourire des gardiens du centre de torture d’AlepAbdelmalek Tanem is accused of leaving France to fight in Syria in 2012.
V Paríži súdia členov Islamského štátu za zadržiavanie rukojemníkovAbdelmalek Tanem is a French national accused of being another IS jailer.
France tries five suspected IS militants over kidnap of four journalists in Syria | France













