Tiktok stars were jailed for being nonconventional in Egypt

Egypt stopped TIKTOK stars while promoting nonconventional norms

The saga began when Haneen posted 20 obnoxious videos via the “TikTak” application and even announced the need for girls “Between the ages of 18 and 19 for her Agency. Alluring those who wish to create an account on request of opening mobile cameras while promoting dancing videos with promises of giving up to $ 3,000, depending on the number of likes the videos received. However, right after that, the security forces in Egypt arrested a Tiktok girl for being nonconventional.

A trail takes place against the two

Thereby Haneen Hassam On Tuesday in preparation for the execution of a verdict against her in a human trafficking case. Hussein al-Baqar, Haneen Hassam’s lawyer exchanged some particulars to local media that his client had been arrested and would file a petition. Re-trial procedure for the client before the circuit issuing the order, and that she will remain incarcerated throughout the trial. Hanein Hassam was arrested just hours after she sent a message to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Haneen Hassam appeared in a video in which she appeared to collapse, asking President Sisi to reverse his case, in which she was charged with human trafficking after being sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Haneen Hassam: “One of your daughters has been wronged”

The girl said in the circulating video: (I am ruined in every way of the word. We belong to God and we will return to Him. I will download the video of my last hope in my Lord and President, And I ask you, Mrs. President, that you try again. Haneen added: (I was imprisoned for 10 months. But thanks God once again I am amongst my family, and finally on the same street.

Haneen while sharing hers insight

Haneen burst into tears and continued her message: “Creating an ad for a leaked application is not forbidden. Everyone has downloaded this application. If this application is wrong, why would it be tolerated in Egypt? Why? What does it mean? She is 19 years old and is accused of human trafficking. Haneen Hussam thought that despite the announcements of many YouTube celebrities through the same application.

Haneen’s Lawyer expressed his opinions

Haneen Hussam’s lawyer explained that the judge asked him to appear in court. Pointing out that the court had issued the ruling to prevent a certain group in the prime time zone. He added: “If the court had acquitted both the accused. It would have given the prime time zone and especially the teenage girls with the freedom to do it again. Hussein al-Baqar explained that the court’s decision was intended to deter this group of girls from doing so. And that society would not allow them to dance on social media. And that they had obtained a patent in an economic court. This does not mean that they should continue to do so.

The Lawyer with constructive negotiation a

Furthermore, Al-Baqir pointed out that he spoke with her client Haneen Hassam after her innocence in the economic court and advised her not to appear like this again on social media. And to provide the same content, as it is against the tradition. ۔ And the nature of society, but he did not follow his advice. He further added (which he saw as a result of the 10-year prison sentence, without financial penalty).
legally, the lawyer stressed that despite Haneen Hassam’s defense. He was not satisfied with her actions. And believed that the decision was a deterrent for girls of the same age. So that they would not do things that society hated. He continued: (The punishment for my client is severe. And she did not trade in human beings as was directed to him. It is not proper for me to slap anyone in the face and punish As the death penalty.

The court declares its decision

Haneen Hassam and Moaz Al-Dahm
Yesterday, a criminal court in southern Cairo sentenced Haneen Hassam to 10 years in prison in absentia. And Mawad al-Adam and three others to six years in prison.
And each of the five girls was fined 200,000 pounds ($12,800). No sooner they became famous as “TikTok Girls” after being convicted of “human trafficking”. Haneen Hussam was absent from the ruling meeting despite the criminal court’s decision to arrest her and bring her back a white dress.

Releasement of verdict with Ouranic verses

Before issuing the ruling, the president of the court said. Opening his speech with a Quranic verse: “t in this world and the next, and God knows and you do not know.”In the name of ALLAH, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful: Those who like to spread immorality among those who believe will have a painful punishment. He further added. “But the nations of morals are what remains, for our morals are part of our nation. And social media has become a double-edged sword, and the blind pursuit of profit is governed by the end justifying the means. So vice and outrageousness was its habit to achieve the maximum rates for its followers, and our values destroyed its goal.

He further said Haneen Hussam and Moaz al-Dahm lead the investigation. Social media affects our children, family control is missing, and the negligence of some families leads to disaster.

Court of Haneen Hassam and Moaz Al-Adam

The public prosecution sent Haneen, Moeda, and others to a criminal case, but the opposition judge decided on January 27 to release them on the first bail. And the prosecution’s investigation said that the accused appeared on a live video broadcast on “Tik Tak”, which took advantage of the curfew during the first wave of corona epidemics, and citizens stayed in their homes. Promises to get paid by increasing the number of followers in return.

This is not just happend as first time

Egypt’s economic court had earlier sentenced Haneen and Mawada for two years in prison with 300,000 charges for “Spoiling the Values ​​and principles of the family and society, inciting girls to exploit them through live broadcasts”. Was sentenced to receive a bank transfer. Publishing videos that incite obscenity. And encouraging teenage girls to post similar videos, evading justice, and trying to keep their phones and accounts secret.

The saga began when Haneen posted 20 obnoxious videos via the “TikTak” application and announced the need for girls between the ages of 18 and 19 for her Agency. Asking those who wish to create an account on request of opening mobile cameras to ensure the circulating of dance videos with promises of up to $ 3,000, depending on the number of likes the videos received.