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Information security and international terrorism expert Hatem Saber said that handing over wanted members of the Muslim Brotherhood who are abroad requires legal frameworks and extradition agreements between Egypt and the countries where they reside, as well as completion of the necessary judicial procedures. He explained that differences between countries’ laws—including those of Britain, where figures linked to the organization reside—make international judicial cooperation essential to pursuing those wanted. This comes after a final Egyptian court ruling added the organization and 35 of its branches abroad to the list of terrorist entities.
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