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Egyptian court postpones three Muslim Brotherhood 'administrative structure' trials
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Egyptian court postpones three Muslim Brotherhood 'administrative structure' trials
The Second Terrorism Circuit in Badr has postponed the trials of 175 defendants across three separate cases linked to the Muslim Brotherhood's administrative structure.
- The court postponed the trial of 54 defendants in the Madinat Nasr cell case to 24 October for further requests.
- The court postponed the trial of 56 defendants in the Al-Idari case to 26 September to hear witnesses.
- The court postponed the trial of 65 defendants in another Al-Idari case to 27 September to hear witnesses.
- The indictment stated that the defendants had led or joined a terrorist group established in violation of law to undermine public order and national security.
TopicsDefendantsMuslim BrotherhoodBadr CourttrialEgyptNational SecurityTerrorism CaseCourt Proceedingslegal-system-and-justiceAdministrative Structure
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