Court issues ruling on Bayt Fatim founder
The Cairo Criminal Court has decided to postpone the trial of Mohamed Taha, the founder of "House of Fatima," who is accused of sexually assaulting four girls between 2017 and 2025, to tomorrow's session to consider recusation procedures. Investigations revealed that the defendant exploited the girls' social and psychological conditions, as they turned to him seeking support, to commit the alleged acts. Witnesses confirmed that the defendant intentionally distracted the staff at the organization's headquarters to conceal his actions. The prosecution is conducting investigations in complete secrecy and has warned against publishing the victims' information to protect their rights.
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