Nadir Dendoune Correspondent Opened In Iraq Are Now Able To Go Back To France

French correspondent Nadir Dendoune stuck in Iraq since its launch on February 14 is now free to leave the country after its case have been classified by simply an Iraqi judge Tuesday, Feb 26, said his lawyer, al-Nama Roubaiye.

Study correspondent produced in Iraq Nadir Dendoune

"After this decision," Mr. Dendoune, charged Jan. 23 in Iraq for pictures not authorized "can today go" said Roubaiye me. Earlier in the day, a Iraqi security services had informed AFP that the French surgeon can wasteland the country in "two days", once finished the procedures linked to his help, which was set at 10 million Iraqi dinars (about 6440 euros).

Mr. Dendoune, was released on bail on 14 February, but was still at the Embassy of France in Baghdad, anonymity was requested by the Iraqi official who. Iraqi justice criticized Dendoune Nadir, 40, who also seems to have Australian and Algerian nationality, obtaining photographed without authorization headquarters of Iraqi intelligence services and police checkpoints and military.

The particular French Foreign Ministry said it'd summoned Sunday the Iraqi ambassador to Paris to spell out the fact Mr. Dendoune is still caught in Baghdad.