Siddiqui’s legal team has warned that there will be far greater obstacles in the way of her release and repatriation after she has been sentenced.

The death of ‘emergency-law martyr’ Khaled Saeed has become of great public interest, becoming a symbol of thousands of Egyptian citizens who are victims of police brutality.

On 15 May 2010, four journalists were arrested and face sentences of life imprisonment or the death penalty.

Mr Abdullah denies this and claims that his statements were taken misinterpreted deliberately because he would not become an informer for the Albanian secret service.

A protest will be held on Saturday 19 June 2010 in front of the Egyptian embassy in objection to the brutal killing of the Egyptian citizen Khaled Saeed.

Around 70 percent of  all refugees, which amounts to 10,792,095, around the world originated from Muslim countries.

Khairat al-Shater has in total spent over 10 years in Egyptian prisons. His current sentence is 7 years of which he’s served 3 and half years.