British art dealer and antiques expert Oghenochuko Ojiri was recently convicted under section 21A of the Terrorism Act 2000 (UK) and was sentenced to over 2 years imprisonment for failing to make a relevant disclosure of suspected links between individuals he was dealing with and terrorist organisations.
So, what is the threshold for reporting in such circumstances?
How does the law define ‘knowing’ or ‘suspecting’?
If a respected and experienced art dealer can get caught up in terrorist charges, what about those selling through social media and messaging services?
To find out more read Felicity’s latest article on Law News Day.
