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The Cairo Court of Summary Economic Appeal has sentenced Bahaa Hosny, owner of an audio production company, to a fine of 20,000 Egyptian pounds on charges of defamation and insult against Emirati singer Hussain Al Jassmi, as well as abuse of social media platforms. The complaint, filed by lawyer Mohamed Osman, Jassmi's legal advisor, accused Hosny of posting offensive statements on Facebook claiming that Jassmi's melody had been stolen and asserting that the forged certificate published by the defendant was untrue, supported by technical evidence confirming no similarity between the alleged melody. The ruling came following an appeal by the Public Prosecution, which emphasized that using social media for defamation exposes offenders to legal accountability, in accordance with the judiciary's respect for technical and legal evidence.
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