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A court in Egypt had sentenced a blogger to three years in prison for blasphemy and contempt of religion.
Alber Saber was arrested in September after neighbours accused him of posting links to a film mocking Islam that led to protests across the Muslim world.
Mr Saber, an atheist from a Coptic Christian family, can appeal against the ruling if he pays $167 (£100) bail.
The case raises concerns over freedom of expression just as Egyptians are set to vote on a draft constitution.
(Reuters) - An Egyptian court sentenced two men to life imprisonment and a third to 20 years in jail on Thursday, for sexually assaulting and beating women during celebrations held after President...
Egypt Court Sentences 75 to Death in 2013 Sit-in Case
28 July 2018 — 8:36pm
Egypt’s state-run media says a court has sentenced 75 people to death, including top figures of the outlawed Muslim...
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So right Hafiz!!
Such freedom to live in a Country that preaches freedom of speech, no regulation on news media etc etc... I gather there is no end to oppression. When something new crops up it is...
A court in Egypt sentenced four men to up to eight years in prison on Monday for practicing homosexuality, a judicial official said.
Prosecutors had accused the men of holding deviant parties and...
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A couple men were sentenced to 3 years prison today for wearing women's clothes and carrying ladies' handbags containing makeup at a nightclub in Hurghada.
Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi has refused to recognise a court due to try him next week, declining to delegate lawyers to defend him over murder allegations.
Morsi is due to appear in...
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I think all these guys when elected go a slight bit nutty and do see themselves as over and above everything.
