Afghanistan's Supreme Court said it cannot hold regular...
Afghanistan's Supreme Court said it cannot hold regular sessions in the trial of eight foreign aid workers accused of promoting Christianity due to chaos amid the U
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Afghanistan's Supreme Court said it cannot hold regular sessions in the trial of eight foreign aid workers accused of promoting Christianity due to chaos amid the U.S. air strikes, their lawyer said.
The court was unable to give a date for the next session in the trial but had allowed the eight to make phone calls to their families, Pakistani lawyer Atif Ali Khan told Reuters.
The court was unable to give a date for the next session in the trial but had allowed the eight to make phone calls to their families, Pakistani lawyer Atif Ali Khan told Reuters.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Reuters, 23/10/2001)
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