Sama Al-Masry's appeal to her two-year prison sentence was postponed to February 3
The Appellant Misdemeanor Court of the Economic Court decided to postpone the appeal of Sama Al-Masry on the ruling issued by the Economic Misdemeanor Court to punish her with two years imprisonment and obligate her to pay a fine of 300 thousand pounds, in case 979 for the 12th judicial year, economic crimes in assaulting the values of Egyptian society, to the hearing of 3 February.
The Economic Court had ruled to punish the accused, with imprisonment for a period of two years, in connection with the case brought by lawyer Ashraf Farhat, founder of the "Purification of Society" campaign.
The ruling also included a fine of 300,000 pounds and placed her under police surveillance for two years.
The Public Prosecution attributed the accused to committing crimes of incitement to immorality and assault on the values of society, in the complaint submitted against her by lawyer Ashraf Farhat, and the case records included 5 videos that violate public morals, during which the accused appeared performing dancing movements and wearing clothes that highlight her charms.
The Public Prosecutor had ordered the imprisonment of the accused Samia Ahmed Attia Abdel Rahman, famously known by Sama Al-Masry, for accusing her of publishing pictures and video clips of her offensive to public modesty through her own accounts on social media websites, and her publicly committing indecent and disgraceful acts, and her announcement by advanced methods is a call that includes seducing prostitution and drawing attention to her. Her assault on family principles and values in Egyptian society, its creation, management, and use of those sites and accounts on the information network with the aim of committing the aforementioned crimes, and by presenting the order to consider extending her detention today to the opposition judge, an order to extend fifteen days as a precaution pending investigations.
