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Belgium to rule on parole for 2015 Paris attacks logistics coordinator
Mohamed Bakkali, convicted of organizing logistics for the attacks that killed 130 people, faces a parole decision on September 29.
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Mohamed Bakkali, convicted of organizing logistics for the attacks that killed 130 people, faces a parole decision on September 29.
South Australia's Parole Board decision to free Vlassakis, who was 18 when involved in the killings, has been upheld on appeal.