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| Egypt's first ever elected president Muhammad Morsi faces charges of killing a journalist |
Cairo: Egypt’s first ever elected president, who was ousted through a military coup, is referred to a criminal court over the killing of a journalist reported MENA.
Hesham Barakat, the prosecutor general, accused Muhammad Morsi and 14 others of inciting violence and committing murders of his opponents over his presidential declaration in the Itihadyah area near the presidential palace on Dec. 5.
Since the military coup in early July, more than 350 members of the Brotherhood have been arrested, including its General Guide Mohamed Badie.
Million dollar questions?
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| A Bulldozer operates during operation against MB sit-in camps |
What about the killings that took place to disperse the peaceful sit-in camps in which more than 1000 people died along with women, children and many of them doctors, teachers, and journalists.
Do Egyptian prosecutor general, Hesham Barakat, will try General Sisi on the killings and use of force against peace full protestors in which many journalists along with civilians were killed?
What about the Egyptian road to democracy?
Egyptian court under the influence of General Sisi has ordered to free former dictator Hosni Mubarak, this means that U.S and West don't want democracy in Middle East.
What about U.S attack on Syria?
Syrian is under imminent threats of attacks by United States on alleged chemical attack, but before this it was important to secure Israel first, so it secured the Egypt first.