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    Spy or jihadist? Court rules in case of Danish ‘agent’ in IS

    Kuwaiti TribuneBy Kuwaiti TribuneSeptember 2, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Denmark’s Supreme Courtroom on Tuesday is to rule in a case of a Danish citizen of Syrian origin who claims time he spent with the Islamic State (IS) group was as an agent for Danish intelligence.

    If that assertion is upheld, Ahmed Samsam may search to overturn a 2018 conviction he acquired in Spain for belonging to IS, a jihadist group that attempted to carve out territory in Syria and elsewhere.

    “A constructive ruling from the Supreme Courtroom would allow him, amongst different issues, to use for a retrial of the prison case that was determined in Spain,” Samsam’s layer Rene Offerson instructed AFP.

    However complicating the matter is the place of Denmark’s intelligence companies, which refuse to substantiate or deny the identification of their informers for safety causes.

    Samsam, who was handed an eight-year sentence by the Madrid courtroom that convicted him, served most of his time in jail in Denmark, after being transferred. He was launched in 2023.

    He denies any terrorist exercise, saying that his membership of the IS, throughout journeys to Syria in 2013 and 2014, was finished for the Danish Safety and Intelligence Service (DSIS) and, later, the Danish Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS).

    That declare has been backed by a number of testimonies and journalistic investigations introduced to a decrease Danish courtroom that attempted to determine whether or not or not he was a Danish intelligence agent.

    “So far as I can see, there could be no main problems for the intelligence companies if the Supreme Courtroom dominated in Ahmed Samsam’s favour,” Offerson mentioned.

    “This might merely imply that the intelligence companies must affirm that Ahmed Samsam was an agent, which everybody is aware of he was.”

    However Frederik Waage, a legislation professor on the College of Southern Denmark, mentioned such an acknowledgement “could be a sensation”.

    “It could intrude with the operations of the Danish intelligence companies in a approach not seen earlier than in Danish legislation,” he mentioned.

    He burdened the significance to the intelligence companies of preserving their sources nameless — however mentioned that such arguments had been weakened on this case, given “it has lengthy been a public secret that Samsam was an agent”.

    Aside from the IS cost, Samsam faces different authorized issues. On Monday, Copenhagen’s courtroom of appeals upheld a three-month sentence towards him for violence towards a legislation enforcement officer.





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