The trial of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and seven co-accused resumed on Monday on charges of crimes against humanity, with more defendants testifying. Three of the defendants denied in a session on Sunday any involvement in the killing of 148 people from the town of Dujail after an assassination attempt on Saddam in 1982. Defendant Mohammed Azawi Ali, former Baath party official in the Dujail area, began testifying, Reuters reported.