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Court holds second session in trial of terror suspects

[29/11/2017 06:09]

ADEN-SABA
The Specialized Criminal Court has held a second session in the trial of a number of terror suspects in the temporary capital Aden on Wednesday.

Presided over by judge Waheeb Fadhl, the court heard the arguments of the defendants against the accusations connecting them to participation in armed groups and belonging to al-Qaeda. The courts also heard the arguments of the defendants' lawyers.

The court also listened to the final arguments by the public attorney who demanded that a verdict be issued against the accused sentencing them to the punishment that the law prescribes. .

The court decided to issue a verdict in the next session which will be held in mid-December 2017.