@CNN: Egyptian activist Amal Fathy was sentenced to two years in prison for “publishing false news” and “slandering employees” at a state bank in a social media video that was critical of the government, according to a state-run newspaper https://t.co/sCeJ1TBfRx https://t.co/25wk2Aqgyw

September 30, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Egyptian activist Amal Fathy was sentenced to two years in prison for "publishing false news" and "slandering employees" at a state bank in a social media video that was critical of the government, according to a state-run newspaper https://t.co/sCeJ1TBfRx pic.twitter.com/25wk2Aqgyw

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@CNN: Egyptian activist Amal Fathy was sentenced to two years in prison for “publishing false news” and “slandering employees” at a state bank in a social media video that was critical of the government, according to a state-run newspaper https://t.co/sCeJ1TBfRx https://t.co/25wk2Aqgyw

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