A French court has handed a three-month suspended jail sentence to a teenager who named his domestic Wi-Fi network after the Islamic State group, his lawyer said on Friday. There was only the word ‘Daesh21’,” said lawyer Karima Manhouli, noting he would appeal his client’s criminal conviction. Sting concert to reopen Bataclan on eve of Paris attacks anniversary Read moreDaesh is a widely-used Arabic acronym for Isis. The court handed the youth a suspended jail sentence after he turned down an offer of 100 hours of community service. On 13 November, France will mark the first anniversary of coordinated jihadist attacks in Paris that left 130 people dead.

Source: The Guardian November 05, 2016 02:15 UTC