Federal court hears witness in terror case

3/22/2016 10:21:01 AM

(MENAFN- Khaleej Times) The State Security Department at the Federal Supreme Court heard on Monday a witness in a case of four defendants accused of providing money to two terrorist organisations. Pleadings of the defence lawyers will be heard on April 11.

Earlier the public prosecution indicted the four defendants - Arab and North American citizens - of committing a hostile act against a sisterly state by providing money to the two terrorist organisations; Battalion February 17 and Fajr Libya Militia affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood.

According to the public prosecution they acted without permission from the competent government authorities.

The defendants also provided tools to help the terrorist achieve their purposes including equipment vehicles radios night vision binoculars and raincoats.

The court also heard a number of cases related to state security in the presence of relatives of the defendants and mediapersons in the country.

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