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Egyptian Court Refers School Worker to Mufti for Opinion on Execution in Child Abuse Case
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Egyptian Court Refers School Worker to Mufti for Opinion on Execution in Child Abuse Case
An Alexandria criminal court has referred a school worker convicted of assaulting kindergarten children to the Grand Mufti for a religious opinion on capital punishment.
- The Alexandria Criminal Court referred the main defendant's case to the Grand Mufti of Egypt to seek his opinion on execution, with a final sentencing hearing set for next month.
- The court ordered the continued detention of a second defendant charged with assisting in the assaults.
- According to the investigation, the main defendant lured children to an isolated area of the international school to commit the assaults, exploiting his position as a worker.
- The child victims identified both defendants during legal proceedings, and forensic evidence supported the charges, the court found.
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