Rachid Ramda lawyers, Sebastien Bono (R) and Anneguillaume Serre, address journalists after the opening of their client's appeal trial on September 16, 2009 in Paris Courthouse. Ramda, an Algerian jailed for life for links to a wave of bomb attacks on the Paris metro in 1995, is fighting a 2007 ruling that concluded he had acted for the militant Armed Islamic Group (GIA) in funding three attacks on metro stations which killed eight people and injured 200. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago

Rachid Ramda lawyers, Sebastien Bono (R) and Anneguillaume Serre, address journalists after the opening of their client's appeal trial on September 16, 2009 in Paris Courthouse. Ramda, an Algerian jailed for life for links to a wave of bomb attacks on the Paris metro in 1995, is fighting a 2007 ruling that concluded he had acted for the militant Armed Islamic Group (GIA) in funding three attacks on metro stations which killed eight people and injured 200.

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  6. U2's Bono, left, shakes hands with FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke, right, as actress Jessica Alba watches during the 2009 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009 in New York.
  7. Musician Bono, left, actress Jessica Alba, second left, FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke and Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan stand together as former President Clinton, right speaks at the 2009 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009 in New York.
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  11. In this photo provided by the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, Rabbi Arthur Schneier, left, president and founder of the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, and Bono, center, listen to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown after he was presented with the foundation's World Statesman Award, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, in New York, during the ACF annual awards benefit dinner.
  12. Rachid Ramda lawyers, Sebastien Bono (R) and Anneguillaume Serre, address journalists after the opening of their client's appeal trial on September 16, 2009 in Paris Courthouse. Ramda, an Algerian jailed for life for links to a wave of bomb attacks on the Paris metro in 1995, is fighting a 2007 ruling that concluded he had acted for the militant Armed Islamic Group (GIA) in funding three attacks on metro stations which killed eight people and injured 200.
  13. Rachid Ramda lawyers, Sebastien Bono (R) and Anneguillaume Serre, address journalists after the opening of their client's appeal trial on September 16, 2009 in Paris Courthouse. Ramda, an Algerian jailed for life for links to a wave of bomb attacks on the Paris metro in 1995, is fighting a 2007 ruling that concluded he had acted for the militant Armed Islamic Group (GIA) in funding three attacks on metro stations which killed eight people and injured 200.
  14. Sebastien Bono (L) and Anne-Guillaume Serre, French lawyers of Algerian Rachid Ramda, arrive at a Paris Assizes Court September 16, 2009 for the appeal hearing of Ramda. The French court jailed Ramda for life in October 2007 for his role in financing a spate of bomb attacks on the Paris underground rail network that killed eight people and wounded 200 others in 1995.
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