CAIRO – An Egyptian court has indicted previous Islamist President Mohammed Morsi and 18 others over offending the legal, condemning them to three years in jail.
Among litigants for the situation are conspicuous rights extremist Alaa Abdel-Fattah and political investigator Amr Hamzawy, both of whom were fined 30,000 Egyptian pounds ($1,688). Abdel-Fattah is serving a five-year sentence for partaking in an illicit challenge in 2013. Hamzawy lives estranged abroad.
Saturday's decision can be offered.
Morsi, Egypt's first uninhibitedly chose president, was expelled by the military in 2013 after mass challenges against his one-year disruptive run the show. He has since confronted trial on a large group of charges, incorporating secret activities and plotting with outside gatherings.
Egypt has since 2013 taken action against Islamists, imprisoning a great many them and in addition mainstream and liberal activists.
GENIUS DUNIYA
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