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Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive Amman, April 6 (IANS) Jordan's top prosecutor on Tuesday banned the publication of any information or material relating to a case involving former Crown Prince Hamzah. To get full access of the story, click here to subscribe to IANS News Service © 2021 IANS India Private Limited. All Rights Reserved. The reproduction of the story/photograph in any form will be liable for legal action. For news, views and gossips, follow IANS at Twitter. Update: 06-April-2021

Like being in Assad’s prisons: Female survivors recall their ordeals in HTS cells January 7, 2021 Two women participate in a demonstration in Idlib province for the elimination of violence against women, 12/5/2020 (Idlib Media Center) AMMAN — After almost three months in detention by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), media activist and humanitarian worker Nour al-Shalo was released on Monday. However, the discourse around al-Shalo’s case and the presentation of insufficient evidence for the charges leveled against her prompted questions about what HTS prisons conceal, from arbitrary arrests a...

Saudi Arabia was among the countries to issue statements of support to King Abdullah Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan travelled to Amman to meet his Jordanian counterpart Ayman Safadi, said the Jordanian foreign ministry Amman: Jordan banned all news outlets and social media users on Tuesday from publishing any content related to King Abdullah`s half-brother Prince Hamza after the latter was accused of plotting to destabilise the country. Prince Hamza pledged allegiance to King Abdullah late on Monday after mediation by the royal family, two days after the military warned him over actions i...

Jordan’s Prince Hamzah Bin Al-Hussein in a 2015 photo (KHALIL MAZRAAWI / AFP) Among those under arrest are a former close aide to the royal family, Bassem Awadallah, chief of the royal court in 2007-08, and Sherif Hassan bin Zaid, a former special envoy to Saudi Arabia. What were their aims? Even though the Washington Post quoting US intelligence sources said there had been an attempted coup, analysts say that seems unlikely. “It is impossible to prepare a coup d’etat without the support of the main army units and the security and intelligence services. And all these forces are behind t...

BBC News By Frank Gardner media captionPrince Hamzah bin Hussein said his internet and phone lines had been cut Saudi officials have categorically denied suggestions their country had any role in the alleged coup attempt in Jordan. On Saturday Jordan's popular former Crown Prince Hamzah was placed under de facto house arrest and accused of undermining national security after attending tribal meetings where King Abdullah, his half-brother, was openly criticised. Prince Hamzah then released to the BBC two videos, calling his country's government corrupt and incompetent, and saying that people ...