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Newspaper editor's prosecution part of a "pattern of harassment" of Egyptian media Print E-mail

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Newspaper editor's prosecution part of a "pattern of harassment" of Egyptian media

Ibrahim Eissa was charged under Articles 171 and 188 of the Penal Code for publishing in 2007 information considered by the authorities to be damaging to the public interest and Egypt’s national stability. This was a report suggesting that the health of 79-year-old President Mubarak was deteriorating. The authorities contended that the article caused foreign investors to withdraw investments worth some 350 million US dollars damaging the economy. Eissa can appeal yesterday's court decision.


By Amnesty International, USA.


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