“It’s still a shock and a huge disappointment,” regrets the president of the “Life for Paris” association, after the suspension of the transfer of Salah Abdeslam by the Belgian justice system

Salah Abdeslam was to be transferred, in the coming days, to France to finish his irreducible 30-year sentence. However, Belgian justice opposed this. “What we hoped was that nothing would bounce back and that we would be in theafter sequence judicial. It is still a shock and a huge disappointment to see that the Belgian justice system has just put a new test in our hands.“, regrets Arthur AgainPresident of the association life for Paris.

A definitive legal procedure?

Asked about the duration of this new legal procedure, he replied: “What we are told is more like years. Potentially, the substantive judgment could come in 4, 5, 6 years.” Arthur Again adds: “What we would like, after this legal marathon, is for the decision taken in France to be maintained.”For him, the most important thing, “it is to say to oneself that the promise which [leur] was made“and that the”moment of justice” are truly definitive. “If ultimately everything can be opened at any moment, can we move into the next life?” sasks the association president.