Egyptian Court Upholds Death Sentence for Deposed President Morsi
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An Egyptian court upheld the death sentence for former President Mohamed Morsi on charges related to a 2011 case. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
An Egyptian court upheld a death sentence against deposed president Mohamed Morsi for plotting jailbreaks and attacks on police during the 2011 uprising.
The court had initially sentenced Morsi and more than 100 other defendants to death last month.
Read full story at Al Jazeera.
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