Egyptian Courts Convict 113 Muslim Brotherhood Supporters
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Hamas militants hold a poster of Mohammed Morsi as they celebrate his 2012 election in Gaza City. Photo: Front Page Magazine.
Voice of America – Egyptian courts have convicted 113 supporters of Egypt’s deposed President Mohammed Morsi on charges stemming from violence to taking part in unauthorized political protests.
One court in Cairo sentenced 63 people to three years in prison and a fine of $7,000 for taking part in protests in November. Another Cairo court sentenced 24 Muslim Brotherhood supporters to three years for attacking policemen and being part of a terrorist gang.
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