MONTREAL – A Canadian researcher detained in Algeria since February was sentenced on Tuesday to two years in prison, according to his lawyer. Kouceila Zerguine said Raouf Farrah has also been fined 200,000 Algerian dinars, around C$2,000. “An appeal has been filed against this decision,” Zerguine wrote in a text message Tuesday. Zerguine said Farrah’s father, Sebti Farrah, a Montreal-area resident, was given a one-year suspended sentence by the same court in the eastern Algerian city of Constantine. Farrah, who studies migration and criminal economies for an international anti-crime non-governmental organization, had been charged with publishing secret information and
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