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Misdemeanor court reduces activist Ahmed Douma’s 3-year prison sentence to a LE10,000 fine
Activist Ahmed Douma's 3-year sentence for insulting the judiciary reduced to LE10,000 fine
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Court sentences 20 charged with ‘insulting judiciary’ to 3 years, orders 23 to pay LE1 mn
South Cairo Criminal Court sentenced 20 defendants accused of "insulting the judiciary" to three years in prison on Saturday. The other five defendants…
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Criminal court postpones verdict for ‘insulting judiciary’ case
Cairo Criminal Court postponed a ruling on the case to December 30
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Journalist interrogated, accused of insulting ‘luster’ of Supreme Judicial Council
A journalist was summoned for interrogation on Saturday after publishing a report on relatives of judge's being appointed to the public prosecution
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#Adel Abdel Hamid
Court fines former auditing head Hesham Geneina LE20,000 for insulting former Justice Minister
The Cairo Criminal Court fined former head of the Central Auditing Authority Hesham Geneina LE20,000 for insulting former Justice Minister Adel Abdel…
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#Alaa Abd El Fattah
Alaa Abd El Fattah interrogated for ‘insulting the judiciary’
Leftist activist Alaa Abd El Fattah was questioned in prison on Sunday about a report filed in April 2014 by the former head of the…
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Ahmed Naji
About Alaa: Prison isolates and so does your silence
«Ahmed Naji, who was briefly jailed with Alaa, on remembering and not forgetting»
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