Egypt Mubarak in Court الرئيس حسني مبارك في المحكمة

الرئيس حسني مبارك في المحكمة
Egypt Mubarak in Court
Egypt's ousted president Hosni Mubarak and his two sons have pleaded "not guilty" to charges of murder and corruption, in the historic trial of the former strongman that has gripped the nation.
"All these charges, I deny them completely," Mubarak said on Wednesday from his stretcher in the dock.
His sons Alaa and Gamal also pleaded not guilty to the premeditated murder of anti-regime protesters during the uprising that toppled
Mubarak, looking pale and dressed in white, appeared on a stretcher inside a cage at the courtroom set up in the Cairo Police Academy, as his two sons stood by his side in the dock.
Former interior minister Habib al-Adly and six of his deputies were also in attendance in the same case.
Mubarak could be seen talking to his sons Alaa and Gamal, who appeared composed during the session which was being aired live on Egyptian television.
It was the former president's first public appearance since he was ousted by a popular uprising on February 11.
Clashes broke out outside the court between Mubarak loyalists and his opponents as Judge Ahmed Refaat, presiding over the Cairo Criminal Court, ordered a short recess.
The crowd, including families of victims who died during the uprising that toppled Mubarak, had been watching the trial on a large screen outside the Police Academy.
Earlier the two sides threw stones at each other, before security forces quickly intervened to separate them.
Mubarak was flown to Cairo earlier from the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh where he had been in custody in hospital.
Barbed wire was erected outside the Police Academy and more than a dozen riot police trucks secured the entrances, an AFP reporter said.
The trial is being held in an auditorium fitted with a large black cage to hold the defendants, including Adly on whom Mubarak relied to quell the revolt that overthrew him, and six police chiefs.
Businessman Hussein Salem, a close associate of the Mubaraks, is being tried in absentia.
The defendants are accused of stealing millions of dollars from the state and ordering the killing of anti-regime protesters during the January 25 uprising that led to the downfall of Mubarak's regime.
More than 1,000 police and soldiers are securing the complex and vetting about 600 lawyers and journalists.
Mubarak will also face some relatives of the victims killed during the revolt, allegedly on his orders.
He has been under arrest for several months in a hospital in Sharm el-Sheikh, being treated for a heart condition.
For weeks, it seemed likely that Mubarak, who doctors say refused to leave his hospital bed, would be tried in Sharm el-Sheikh, but the justice ministry announced last week the trial would be held in Cairo.
His lawyer, Farid al-Deeb, will argue that Mubarak is too sick to stand trial and that he did not sanction the brutal crackdown on protesters that left more than 850 people dead by the time Mubarak resigned on February 11.
Deeb claimed that Mubarak suffers from cancer and went into a coma last month, which the hospital denied. One of his doctors told AFP the ex-president was stable, but extremely depressed and weak after refusing food for several days.
Deeb's announcements appear to have been intended to increase sympathy for Mubarak and spare him the indignity of appearing in the defendants' cage.
But the military, which assumed power after Mubarak's resignation, is keen to prove it harbours no lingering loyalties to the former president.
The trial is the latest in a string of legal proceedings against members of the Mubarak era.
Several ministers have already been sentenced to jail in corruption cases, including Adly, already sentenced to 12 years in jail for graft.
Mubarak is the second Arab leader to be overthrown in the unrest that has swept North Africa and the Middle East since the beginning of this year.
Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who fled his country in January after a popular revolt, has already been twice convicted and sentenced in absentia for possession of arms, drugs and archaeological artefacts and for misappropriating public funds.
On Tuesday, international rights groups urged a "fair and transparent" trial.
"This trial presents a historic opportunity for Egypt to hold a former leader and his inner circle to account for crimes committed during their rule," said Malcolm Smart, Amnesty International's director for the Middle East and North Africa.
"If these proceedings scrupulously reflect the international fair trial standards, it will embody a clean break with the record of impunity that characterised Hosni Mubarak's rule, contribute to a new and hopeful chapter in Egypt's history, and set an important regional precedent," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch.

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[hayer999tayer]

الحمد لله رب العالمين

والله شيء ما احد كان يتصوره ولا شيء صعب على الله رب العالمين

بس انا اللي لفت انظري اللي يقول اول مره في تاريخ العالم العربي يقف رئيس دوله في قفص اتهام

وين راح صدام ؟؟

[zaqura1001]

@hayer999tayer

محاكمة الشهيد صدام حسين كاحتلال العراق ومحاكمة الطليان لعمر المختار وعدوان الناتو على ليبيا هذه الايام , لم يحاكم على انتهاكات لحقوق انسان او اديان او مذاهب - الدجيل محاولة انقلاب فاشلة قامت بها ايران بعناصر مجثتة عن العراق , فاختاروا من يحاكمه والقضية وتنفيذ الحكم من طائفة معينة ليعمقوا الاحتلال والجريمة وفرق تسد - علينا ان نتركها للمصريين وعلى المصريين ان يتركوها للقضاء التي تشير الاستطلاعات انه الاكثر مصداقية حتى من القطاع (الحر) الخاص

المهم ان تخرج مصر اكثر امنا وازدهارا -حقا

[2020haman]

نعم القانون فوق كل شيء يجب ان ينضف عالمنا العربي من التعاطف الاعمى الذي غالبن مايكون ضد الشعوب المبهدلة القضاء المصري معجزة اليوم وفثهم الله

[zaqura1001]

@2020haman

بارك الله فيك

على العرب ان يتركوها للمصريين

وعلى المصريين ان يتركوها للقضاء

مشهد افتتاح المحكمة اليوم بمنتهى السمو والجلال , ورئيس المحكمة يتحدث بقلبه وايمانه اكثر من لسانه

[noah196]

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[aityadeen123]

i hope he dies from torture in prison , let this be a lesson to all arab dictators, (morocco, algeria, saudi arabia,kuwait, bahrain, uae, jordan, syria, yemen...etc there is no going back now, all dictators must face there crimes and there creator

[BLaCkKsHeEp]

yay?!

[abdabood100]

Respond to this video... حسني مبارك عميل اليهود اعدامة صحة لمصر

[abdabood100]

@zaqura1001 حسني مبارك عميل اليهود اعدامة صحة لمصر

[abdabood100]

حسني مبارك عميل اليهود اعدامة صحة لمصر

[abdabood100]

حسني مبارك عميل اليهود اعدامة صحة لمصر

[zaqura1001]

@JesusChristisMuslim

لم (ومن المستحيل) ان يكون "جمال مبارك" مرشح حسني مبارك لرئاسة مصر , كان مبارك سيتنحى هذا الشهر ليصبح (عصام شرف) رئيسا : هذا منشور منذ سنوات ومعروف لدى اولي الامر والاستراتيجيين , فالسلطة في مصر للجيش وحكم مبارك كان افضل من حكم عبدالناصر واقل حسنا من حكم السادات, حتى لو لم يرشح الجيش احد افراده للرئاسة - هذا اذا جرت انتخابات- فالسلطة ستبقى بيد الجيش , اذا اضعت وقتا في معزوفة "لا للتوريث" او "مبارك الفرعون الطاغية" او كل ما شابه , فلا تضيع وقتا في اعدام مبارك , فلن يحصل قطعا

[zaqura1001]

@JesusChristisMuslim

اعدام مبارك اعدام لمصر

لا نقاش في ذلك

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