The Cairo Criminal Court has made a decision yesterday 29/8/2015 to postpone the trial of the
student ‘Ibrahim Elazab’, who is graduated from faculty of pharmacy, Almansoura University until the
17th of next October in the case known as ‘Elswaiss Cell’. The student was accused of many charges
including; creating and leading a cell for targeting the ships that pass through Suez Canal, monitoring
the security headquarters booting for targeting them, manufacturing explosives, possessing weapons
and threatening the national security.
The security forces had arbitrary arrested the student on Wednesday, 5/3/2014. He has been
severely tortured and he got his teeth, one of his brims and one of his legs broken as a result.
Nonetheless, he was absentiatly sentenced to death at the late of February 2014, before he was
arrested.
What the student was exposed to is a declared violation of the International Declaration of Rights
and Freedoms, especially, the fifth subject which stated that “No one should be exposed to torture,
retribution or treated in a savage, cruel or less-dignified way.” His arbitrary detention should be came
as a violation of what the 54 subject of the current constitution states “Freedom is a normal human
right, it is preserved cannot be touched, unless under the case of flagrante, no one should be
arrested, restricted, inspected or deprived of his liberty only after a caused judicial order which
requires investigations.”
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