Egypt court hands death sentence to 24 Muslim Brotherhood members

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Egyptian court sentences 24 Muslim Brotherhood members to death over the murder of police officers in two separate cases

A Muslim Brotherhood member gestures from a defendants' cage in a courtroom in Torah prison, southern Cairo, Egypt.

An Egyptian court has sentenced 24 Muslim Brotherhood members to death for the killing of police officers in two separate cases, a judicial source has said. The Damanhour Criminal Court, north of the capital Cairo, convicted the group of several crimes, including the alleged bombing of a bus transporting police officers in the coastal Beheira governorate in 2015.The other case, also comprised of Brotherhood members and tried by the same court, was over the killing of a policeman in 2014.Capital punishment for civilian convicts in Egypt, the Arab world's most populous country, is carried out by hanging.

 

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Egypt under the rule of tyrant Sisi and his corrupt Generals. They oppress the Egyptian people, and the prisons are full of Political Prisoners, and they carry out death sentences against Political Prisoners including Democratically elected Parliamentarians.

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