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Releasing Al-Ahram institution Journalist and Former Head of Al-Dostour Party “Khaled Dawood”

Publish Date : Tuesday, 13 April, 2021

Last Update : Tuesday, 13 April, 2021

13 April 2021

State Security Prosecution decided today, 13 April 2021, to release journalist at Al-Ahram institution, and former head of A-Dostour party “Khaled Dawood”, as he was arrested into case No. 488 of 2019, Supreme state security.

“Khaled” was charged with participating with a terrorist group in its activity with knowledge of its aims, spreading false news, and misusing social media (Facebook) to spread these false news.

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