Trial of 57 Defendants in Brotherhood Committees Case Adjourned for Arguments

Egypt’s Second Terrorism Circuit has adjourned the trial of 57 defendants in a case concerning the alleged restructuring of the Muslim Brotherhood’s specialised committees.

The court, presided over by Judge Wagdy Abdel Moneim, postponed the proceedings for arguments to be heard.

The case involves allegations relating to the reorganisation of the committees and membership in a terrorist group. Those allegations remain subject to the court’s examination.

The brief account of the proceedings did not specify the date of the next hearing or provide further details about the charges against individual defendants.