Egypt’s Public Prosecution has issued a decision to release Ahmed Ganzoury. The decision was announced earlier today on the government agency’s official Facebook page. Ganzoury, a renowned Egyptian party organizer and entrepreneur was arrested last August and questioned about the Fairmont gang rape, which allegedly took place after one of his events in 2014. He was among other unlawfully detained individuals—namely witnesses and persons of interest, most of whom were released shortly after—arrested in connection to the case on the 28th of August, 2020. The young entrepreneur, along with two others (Nazli Karim and Seif Bedour who were both released earlier this month), remained in detention, over morality charges as intimate details and photos of theirs were leaked on social media shortly following the wave of arrests. Sources close to Ganzoury have confirmed to Egyptian Streets that the party organizer cooperated with authorities as required and that he was never accused of any wrongdoing by the victim of the gang rape or the National Council for Women (NCW), which reported the incident to the Public Prosecutor on her behalf. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ahmed…
Egypt’s Public Prosecution Orders Release of Fairmont Crime Witness Ahmed Ganzoury
January 23, 2021
