Antiquities Trafficking
The leaked footage, which circulated on social media, has sparked public outrage and calls for reforms within the party, as the members were purportedly discussing the plan inside the party's headquarters in Giza governorate
A cassation court sentenced on Thursday Egyptian businessman Hassan Rateb and former Parliament member Alaa Hassanin to three and five years in prison respectively over antiquities trafficking charges.
excavation has been maximized up to life imprisonment, with a considerable fine in addition, said Minister of Antiquities Khaled Anani Wednesday