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The French government has frozen the assets of controversial Swiss imam Hani Ramadan as part of the fight against the financing of terrorism.
His assets have been frozen for six months, according to the decree published on Sunday in the official French government bulletin and reported on Tuesday by the Lyon Capitale magazine. This is within the framework of an article of the Monetary and Financial Code targeting “natural or legal persons, or any other entity that commits, attempts to commit, facilitates, finances, incites or participates in acts of terrorism”.
He has two months to contest the freezing of his assets, said the decree, made jointly by the economy, finance and interior ministries.