Former President Mohammed Morsi has been sentenced to 20 years in prison
by an Egyptian court. He was accused of inciting violent protests that
led to the deaths of three people in December 2012.
When Morsi was toppled in 2013, authorities initiated a bloody crackdown against the Brotherhood and their supporters, jailing thousands. Hundreds of people lost their lives in clashes with security forces. The Muslim Brotherhood itself was declared a terrorist organization by the government and outlawed.
Note EU-Digest: President Mohammed Morsi, the first truly democratically elected president of Egypt was overthrown by a military coup in 2013 and unfortunately Egypt is a dictatorship again
Read more: Egypt′s former President Morsi sentenced to 20 years | News | DW.DE | 21.04.2015
When Morsi was toppled in 2013, authorities initiated a bloody crackdown against the Brotherhood and their supporters, jailing thousands. Hundreds of people lost their lives in clashes with security forces. The Muslim Brotherhood itself was declared a terrorist organization by the government and outlawed.
Note EU-Digest: President Mohammed Morsi, the first truly democratically elected president of Egypt was overthrown by a military coup in 2013 and unfortunately Egypt is a dictatorship again
Read more: Egypt′s former President Morsi sentenced to 20 years | News | DW.DE | 21.04.2015
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