Egypt Court Sentences 683 Muslim Brotherhood Supporters to Death
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The Telegraph – The supreme leader of the Muslim Brotherhood has been sentenced to death with 682 other people after a five-minute hearing which will renew international concern over Egypt’s so-called “road-map to democracy”.
Mohammed Badie was found guilty of inciting riots in the town of Edwa last summer which led to mass arrests of what the authorities said were Brotherhood supporters furious at the overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi.
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