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Alexandria school children case moves to Mufti
The Court of Cassation in Alexandria decided to refer a worker's case to the Grand Mufti of Egypt to obtain a religious opinion regarding his execution, after he was involved in assaulting children in kindergarten at a well-known international school in Alexandria. The court had previously sentenced the worker to death and sentenced another defendant to life imprisonment for helping the perpetrator, after they were accused of forcibly abducting children and assaulting them, exploiting their young age and their roles within the school. The worker lured a girl into a private room inside the school and assaulted her, while the accomplice secured and guarded the door, and was also involved in kidnapping, assaulting, and threatening other children. After the children were presented to legal authorities and identified the defendants, they confessed to the incident. Formal reports were filed, and the case was referred to the Court of Cassation, which decided to send the documents to the Grand Mufti for his opinion on the death penalty, with the next session scheduled for pronouncement of the judgment.
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