22 May 2014
Source: Middle East Monitor
The Egyptian Prosecutor General referred a child of a Muslim
Brotherhood leader to a children's court on Wednesday after failing to
arrest his father, a London-based newspaper reported.
According to Al-Araby Al-Yawm newspaper,
Egyptian security forces broke into the house of MB leader Rafaat Hamed
last April to arrest him, but they arrested his 17-years-old son
instead after failing to find him.
The prosecutor general referred Hamed's son to a children's
court on charges of arming youth protests, which his lawyer dismisses as
entirely trumped-up and aimed at pressuring his father, currently at
large.
Link: /www.middleeastmonitor.com/news/africa/11643-child-of-a-muslim-brotherhood-leader-jailed-as-authorities-fail-to-arrest-his-father.
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