Farsi
Farsy

Farsy, who denied the charges, was found guilty on multiple counts of sexual assault and indecency.

Farsy, a bachelor, was found with a digital camera containing 250 photographs of mostly naked boys aged between nine and 17.

Abdullah Saleh Farsy was an internationally known poet, scholar and Muslim historian in Zanzibar .

Farsy, who had no previous convictions but was the subject of an Interpol warning because of his suspected paedophile activities, said that he would go on hunger strike in protest against his conviction.

It was returned in 1428 that the half fee formerly held by Edith atte Hale in Hale did not answer because divided among four tenants, i.e. Thomas atte Hale, Henry Howles, William Facy (or Farsy) and others.

Auki magistrates court heard that within two days of arriving at the isolated village of Maluu, in Malaita province, in September, Farsy had taken two boys to the room of his lodging house and subjected one, aged 12 or 13, to two serious sexual assaults.