Citizen’s Detention Renewed Due to His Cyberactivity

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Citizen’s Detention Renewed Due to His Cyberactivity

Publish Date : Monday, 8 October, 2018

Last Update : Monday, 8 October, 2018

Benha’s first court has renewed Mahmoud Mohamed Emam’s pretrial detention of for 45 days pending lawsuit 1959/2018.

Emam is charged with joining and participating in a terrorist group, circulating fake news, and possessing anti-state flyers. From his side, Emam told AFTE’s lawyer that the main reason behind his detention is his writings on social media.

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