A man who answered the phone at Ansaar's main office in the western city of Duesseldorf declined to comment on the ban and raids. The man, identified only as Aymen A.-J. There were no immediate details on when the case may go to trial. Ansaar says on its website it provides humanitarian aid to people affected by war and crises by building or financing the construction of hospitals, orphanages and schools. ($1 = 0.8341 euros)($1 = 0.8340 euros)Reporting by Maria Sheahan Editing by Robert BirselOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Reuters calls this crime "unprecedented" to Grisly.es. No arrests were made.
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