1 January 2023
On January 1. The Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to release Ahmed Badawy Abdelhamid Mansour under the guarantee of his place of residence in connection with case No. 674 of 2019 (Supreme State Security).
Security forces arrested Abdelhamid on April 21, 2019, from the Fifth Settlement while holding a banner to call on citizens to vote “no” to the constitutional amendments proposed at the time; he was investigated before the Supreme State Security Prosecution on April 28, which in turn charged him with joining a banned group, using a social media account to commit a crime that threatens the security and safety of society.
6 June 2021: AFTE Files Urgent Reports Over Hunger Strike of Ahmed Badawy Abdelhamid Mansour, Detained Beyond Legal Pretrial Limit
Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression (AFTE), filed yesterday June 6, 2021, reports on behalf of “Ahmed Badawy Abdelhamid Mansour” who’s detained pending case No. 674 of 2019, to Attorney General under No. 260527716, Maadi’s Chief Prosecutor under No. 260527718, and Assistant Minister of the Interior for the Prison Service Sector under No. 2605277370, this came as the defendant went on a hunger strike demanding his release, for exceeding two years in pretrial detention pending that case, which is the maximum period of pretrial detention according to the law.
The defendant was arrested on April 21, 2019, by the Fifth Settlement perimeter security, while holding a banner to call on citizens to vote no to the constitutional amendments, he was investigated before the Supreme State Security Prosecution on April 28 of the same year, and he was charged with joining a banned group, using a social media account to commit a crime that threatens the security and safety of society.
AFTE demands the opening of an urgent investigation concerning the defendant’s hunger strike and providing him with the necessary healthcare by the “Supermax prison 2” prison administration where the defendant is serving his pretrial detention.
