Defence in Jordan trial asks court to invite Prince Hamza to testify ...Kuwait

Jordan's Prince Hamza is among 25 witnesses who have been asked to testify by the defence team of a former confidant of King Abdullah who is on trial on charges of agitating to destabilise the monarchy, the defence's lawyer said on Wednesday. Mohamed Afif told Reuters it would be up to the court to decide whether to call Prince Hamza, the king's half-brother, as a witness. "The final decision is up to the court, this is the court's jurisdiction and it has the final word on whether it will summon these witnesses or not," Afif said. The court will respond to the defence's request in a session on Thursday, Afif said, after submitting a list of 25 potential witnesses on W

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