Ammar Abdel Halim Acquitted from Illegal Protesting Charges

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Ammar Abdel Halim Acquitted from Illegal Protesting Charges

Publish Date : Sunday, 14 October, 2018

Last Update : Sunday, 14 October, 2018

14 October 2018

Chamber 5 of Zagazig Felony Court acquitted Ammar Safwat Ali Abdel Halim from charges in case number 2235/2016 South Sharqia.

Abdel Halim was accused of illegally protesting and joining a terrorist group. He was already sentenced in absentia to three years in prison, but he appealed the verdict.

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