Egyptian court jails lawyer over rape remarks
The sentence against Nabih Al-Wahsh
Cairo - Egypt Today
An Egyptian court has sentenced a lawyer who said women wearing ripped jeans should be raped to three years in prison, a judicial source said.
The sentence against Nabih Al-Wahsh was passed in absentia as the lawyer, previously released on bail, did not attend the hearing on Saturday.
Wahsh’s comments during a television program had provoked outrage and complaints to the state prosecutor, who decided to put him on trial.
Wahsh had said it was a “national duty” to rape women wearing tight, ripped jeans.
The prosecution had charged him with “publicly inciting to flout the law” and “spreading with malice reports and statements meant to perturb public order ... and harm the public interest
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