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UK: Court of Appeal upholds conviction in terror house seizure case

30 September 2013

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"The Court of Appeal decision paves the way for the first ever seizure of a family home as a terrorist asset. No other member of his family has been convicted in relation to his offences; his relatives say they will fight the attempt to take their home."

See the full story: Court of Appeal upholds conviction in terror house seizure case (BBC News, link)

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