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A Pakistani religious leader is tried in his absence for allegedly threatening Geert Wilders

  • Prosecutors demanded a 14-year sentence for Muhammad Ashraf Asif Jalali, accused of inciting the murder of anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders.
  • Jalali did not attend his trial near Amsterdam, where he was accused of urging followers to harm Wilders.
  • Wilders aimed to convey that issuing death threats would not be accepted, despite Jalali likely never serving a sentence if convicted.
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