Rasha Azab explains her interrogation with the military prosecutor regarding the article she wrote in Al Fagr newspaper on military abuse and torture. General Hassan El Rouieny has filed a legal case against Rasha Azab and Al Fagr editor in chief Adel Hammouda accusing them of reporting false news and challenging national security, in which case they could face military prison sentence in a military court. Rasha Azab is now the first journalist to be tried in a military court for writing an article criticizing SCAF. It is completely unacceptable and wrong that this would be happening to a journalist in a post-revolution Egypt, which demanded freedom of press and freedom of speech.
2 Responses to “Rash Azab Facing Charges رشا عزب بعد انتهاء التحقيق”
Trackbacks/Pingbacks
-
-
July 5, 2011
[…] Rasha Azab confronting a military officer she believes was there in the Egyptian Museum on March 9th during the arrests and abuse conducted on protesters from Tahrir. He refused to take off his sunglasses when she asked him to take it off. If anyone recognizes him or knows his name please let me know. You can find more pigs here. […]
Leave a reply to salma Cancel reply
Tahrir & Beyond
- 11 September 2001 – It was hell for everyone
- 10 years: Defeated but not Dead #Jan25
- Ode to Myself
- Mubarak’s Release is No Suprise
- Suckers for the U.S.Aid
- A Militarized Media: a dirty war making many of us blind
- The Poster That Turned Facebook Yellow
- Sisi’s Mandate Death Toll
- 2012: The Year of Persistence
- One Night in Gaza
Tahrir & Beyond 
This is so frustrating. Who the hell does SCAF think they are to take away what we’ve rightfully fought for and earned?