State Security renews rulings on sectarian incitement
The Court of Appeals for State Security issued new rulings related to cases of inciting sectarian strife and expressing sympathy. They overturned a previous sentence of three years' imprisonment for two citizens and instead sentenced them to a financial penalty and good conduct probation for two years. Additionally, they revoked the acquittal of a Twitter user accused of insulting Egypt and Saudi Arabia and of promoting Hezbollah's ideas. The court also rejected the previous verdicts against others charged with inciting strife, reflecting an escalation in the prosecution of expression and sympathy cases through social media channels.
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