Egyptian court acquits two Christian activists
ICC News
The two Christian activists were falsely accused of defaming Islam and converting a Muslim to Christianity.
Nov 4, 2007 Egypt (Middle East News)- An Egyptian state security court has acquitted two Christian human rights activists detained on charges of defaming Islam, a judicial source told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa Sunday.
Faltas and Ezzat, members of the Canada-based Middle East Christians Association (MECA), were accused by
The material in question was a book entitled The Persecuted that the association compiled from Egyptian newspaper reports and court cases which involve perceived persecution of
Initially, they were also accused of converting a Muslim, named as Mohamed Ahmed Hegazy, to Christianity, but this charge was later dropped owing to lack of evidence.





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