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Yasminea El-Masry Imprisoned for Insulting Ashraf Zaki
The Cairo Economic Court has issued its ruling in the case of defamation and slander filed by the Head of the Acting Professions Syndicate, Ashraf Zaki, against artist Yasmine El-Masry. She was sentenced to one month in prison, with labor and implementation, a fine of 15,000 Egyptian pounds, and a provisional compensation of 10,000 pounds. The case revealed that the defendant used a Facebook account to publish posts containing phrases deemed by the prosecution to insult Zaki's honor and tarnish his family's reputation. She also posted clips that violated her privacy, stemming from disagreements over work permit approvals by the syndicate. Investigations confirmed the accuracy of these allegations, establishing that the defendant owned and operated the account. She justified her posts as an attempt to communicate her grievances to officials. The verdict was issued after it was proven that the actions were intended to cause harm and defamation, and that the defendant deliberately harassed via communication devices.
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