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| Beautiful Women Origin Denmark Fight Against ISIS, Source: Instagram Joanna Palani |
Newsmoved: Kopenhagen - ISIS
has reportedly offered US $ 1 million or around Rp 13.39 billion for the
parties capable of killing a Kurdish-Danish woman who dropped out of college in
2014 to fight ISIS. Joanna Palani is currently being behind bars and facing trial on December 20,
2016 in Copenhagen, as it has left Denmark after 12 months subject to a travel
ban issued in June 2015.
Ironically,
if found guilty, he had to face two years in prison under a new law designed to
stem the flow of militants ISIS from Denmark to the Middle East.
"How can I pose a threat to Denmark and other countries to become an official Danish soldier training and direct support for the fight against ISIS," wrote Palani on Facebook shortly after his passport was confiscated.
Quoted from the Independent, Tuesday (20/12/2016), Palani figure that attracts attention is often used as the subject of threats, both online and offline.
"How can I pose a threat to Denmark and other countries to become an official Danish soldier training and direct support for the fight against ISIS," wrote Palani on Facebook shortly after his passport was confiscated.
Quoted from the Independent, Tuesday (20/12/2016), Palani figure that attracts attention is often used as the subject of threats, both online and offline.
According
to al-Arabiya report, bid last gift for those who can kill Palani issued by
ISIS social media channels in several different languages over the weekend.
The 23-year-old woman whose family comes from the Kurds in Iran, was born in a refugee camp in Ramadi, Iraq, during the first Gulf War. His family gained asylum in Denmark when he was a child.
Palani stop his political title to join the revolution to fight Kurdish militant group ISIS after it rose in 2014. He also fought alongside the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) in northern Syria and forces peshmerga forces in Iraq. In his Facebook posting, Palani said that he was inspired to fight for women's rights to democracy, the values of Europe which he learned as a Danish girl.
The 23-year-old woman whose family comes from the Kurds in Iran, was born in a refugee camp in Ramadi, Iraq, during the first Gulf War. His family gained asylum in Denmark when he was a child.
Palani stop his political title to join the revolution to fight Kurdish militant group ISIS after it rose in 2014. He also fought alongside the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) in northern Syria and forces peshmerga forces in Iraq. In his Facebook posting, Palani said that he was inspired to fight for women's rights to democracy, the values of Europe which he learned as a Danish girl.
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