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French hostage freed in Mali after al-Qaeda release

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8533195.stm

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Französische Mali-Geisel frei
25.02.2010 - euronews

Der nordafrikanische Arm des Terrornetzwerks Al Kaida hat den in Mali entführten Franzosen Pierre Camatte nach drei Monaten Geiselhaft freigelassen. Frankreichs Präsident Nicolas Sarkozy machte eigens einen Abstecher, um Camatte zu treffen. Dieser ist glücklich, wieder in Freiheit zu sein. “Man gab mir eine Decke”, berichtet er, “und dann war ich in meinem Gefängnis, weit weg von allem, isoliert und einsam.” ... mehr mit Video


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Freed French hostage speaks of al-Qaeda ordeal in Mali
25.02.2010 - BBC

A French aid worker who was held by al-Qaeda's North African wing in Mali says he was beaten and that his captors tried to convert him to Islam ... mehr

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Streit wegen Freilassung der Al Kaida Terroristen:

Nouakchott protests Mali release of al-Qaeda convicts

Mauritania on Monday (February 22nd) expressed "outrage" over Mali's release of four Salafist prisoners last week and recalled its Ambassador to Mali for "consultations" on the matter. mehr...

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The French spy confesses
17.03.2010 - ennahar

Algiers- former French hostage, Pierre Camatte, who was in the hands of the terrorist organization (Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat), acknowledged that France and Mali have complied to all the requirements and conditions of the terrorist Abdelhamid Abu Zeid for his release ... mehr

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Ex-Qaeda hostage moves Africa malaria work to France
13.04.2011 - rnw

Frenchman Pierre Camatte went to Mali with eight kilogrammes of dried leaves from a medicinal herb and the dream of finding an alternative treatment for malaria ravaging the area. His kidnapping by Al-Qaeda brought a savage halt to his years of work in the desert country, but not to his ambition; Camatte won't return to Mali after his ordeal but has instead transferred his project from Africa to a village in France. "I don't want to go back to Mali," said the aid worker and ex-physical education teacher who now grows artemisia annua, often used in Chinese medicine, in greenhouses at his home in the eastern village of La Houssiere ... mehr

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