Activist Ahmed Douma detained for allegedly insulting President Morsi - The World from PRX

An Egyptian protester waves the national flag in Cairo’s landmark Tahrir Square on June 5, 2012. Egyptian activist Ahmed Douma became on Tuesday the latest critic of President Morsi to face charges for allegedly insulting the Islamist leader. In the Nile Delta city of Tanta a court ruled for the four-day detention of Douma in Damanhour’s general prison, as investigators look into charges of "delib

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エジプトの活動家アフマド ドーマ氏拘留:モルシ大統領とイスラム教への侮辱で起訴。完全に前の圧政にもどった。氏は、カイロで放火の罪で昨年100日拘留された時、一切の発言を認められなかったと話している。言論の自

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モルシ大統領の批判者を拘束。