+ Follow ABDURAHMAN ISMAEL DIALOGIA Tag
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[Title] => US welcomes conviction of 17 Sayyaf bandits
[Summary] => The United States has welcomed the conviction of 17 Abu Sayyaf bandits who kidnapped three Americans and 17 Filipino tourists from a resort off Palawan three years ago.
All 17 were sentenced to death on Aug. 13 for kidnapping nurses from a church-hospital compound in Lamitan, Basilan in June 2001.
Four of them, who remained at large, were sentenced in absentia.
In a statement, State Department spokesman Adam Ereli said his government has lauded the effort of the Philippines in fighting terrorism in the home front.
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[Title] => 17 Sayyaf men get death for 2001 Lamitan hospital siege
[Summary] => ISABELA, Basilan — Seventeen members of the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf group were sentenced to death yesterday for kidnapping nurses from a hospital in Lamitan, Basilan three years ago.
It was the first mass conviction of members of the Abu Sayyaf who have been kidnapping and killing Christians and foreigners in Mindanao for a decade.
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ABDURAHMAN ISMAEL DIALOGIA
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[Title] => US welcomes conviction of 17 Sayyaf bandits
[Summary] => The United States has welcomed the conviction of 17 Abu Sayyaf bandits who kidnapped three Americans and 17 Filipino tourists from a resort off Palawan three years ago.
All 17 were sentenced to death on Aug. 13 for kidnapping nurses from a church-hospital compound in Lamitan, Basilan in June 2001.
Four of them, who remained at large, were sentenced in absentia.
In a statement, State Department spokesman Adam Ereli said his government has lauded the effort of the Philippines in fighting terrorism in the home front.
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[Title] => 17 Sayyaf men get death for 2001 Lamitan hospital siege
[Summary] => ISABELA, Basilan — Seventeen members of the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf group were sentenced to death yesterday for kidnapping nurses from a hospital in Lamitan, Basilan three years ago.
It was the first mass conviction of members of the Abu Sayyaf who have been kidnapping and killing Christians and foreigners in Mindanao for a decade.
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