‘Lawyers can only access clients by travelling to Guantanamo’

Then and now: Mohammed Nazir (left) and Mohammed Farik.

KUALA LUMPUR: Alleged Indonesian terrorist Hambali can now speak in English and even taught himself Arabic following his arrest 18 years ago.

His lawyer, Jim Hodes, said Hambali was only allowed a strictly controlled call to his family four times a year, each lasting 15 minutes.

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