Today 7 , 2013 - Egypt event, EGYPT cut sentences against protesters teen- girl
14 women were originally
sentenced to 11 years in prison after being convicted on charges related to a
demonstration in support of ousted President Mohammed Morsi
.
That seven girls were also ordered released.
Proponents of women in Islamic clothing the courtroom chanted Alexandria ( God is great ) that
the judge gave the decision. Girls, who were initially sentenced to juvenile
detention , have been ordered released by an independent tribunal but placed on
a probation period of three months, Egyptian women events.
The first sentences of November shocked even
supporters of the military government installed, with images of dressed white
galvanizing also accused the Islamist opposition. 21 were convicted of
participating in a peaceful demonstration demanding the reinstatement of
Mohamed Morsi Islamist president after his overthrow by the army in July.
Handcuffing but holding red roses, 14 women appeared in an Alexandria court
suit white prison, with the "freedom " scrawled in black marker on
their palms . The hearing of a juvenile court of appeal for the seven girls
took place in a nearby courtroom.
14women appeared in the cage in white islamic clothing
many of them holding roses - an obvious
symbol of peace . The miners are sitting on the benches among lawyers . The
court session was tense , with arguments fall between lawyers and security
forces in the room before opening.
Families were not allowed to attend the session ,
while clashes erupted outside the room between supporters and opponents of
Mursi .
Saad said that the lawyers will still appeal the
decision to the highest court of appeal for Egypt, the court of appeal , asking
that the sentences will be canceled completely.
Women and girls, who belonged to a newly created group
called ( Movement 7 am) staged a demonstration on October 31 in
support of Mursi in the coastal city of Alexandria . Police dispersed the
demonstration and arrested the women and girls as well as one man , Human
Rights Watch. the only man was released.e , this is events from egypt
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