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Judicial ruling on Umm Sajda's money laundering case
The Economic Court in Cairo has postponed the trial of content creator "Umm Sajda," who is charged with money laundering related to her activities of posting sexually explicit videos on social media platforms, to October 22nd. The Public Prosecution had referred her to trial on charges related to information technology crimes and misuse of social media, after she posted videos containing obscene language that contradicts the values and morals of Egypt. She also managed her personal TikTok account for this purpose. Previously, the Cairo Economic Appeals Court sentenced her to two years in prison and a fine of 200,000 Egyptian pounds, after the Public Prosecution appealed her earlier sentence of six months in prison and a fine of 100,000 pounds.
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