Cairo Criminal Court Adds 35 Entities and 36 Individuals to Terrorism Lists
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The Cairo Criminal Court has decided to update Egypt's terrorism lists. The new list includes 35 entities and 36 individuals, who are linked to the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe.
According to the decision, the listing of these entities and individuals will remain in effect for five years. The decision was issued in accordance with the provisions of the law on combating terrorism in force in Egypt.
A terrorism list is an official register of persons and entities that judicial authorities consider linked to terrorist acts. Once a name is included in this list, the competent authorities monitor its activities, and legal measures may be applied to it, such as freezing funds.
The available information does not provide further details about the names of the listed entities or individuals, or about the countries in which they operate. Therefore, this report is limited to what the court has announced, and any new details that are released later will be followed up.
Sources: أخبار السعودية | saudi news
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