‘Cairo Airport Pervert’ Referred to Criminal Trial ...Egypt

Egypt’s Public Prosecution announced on Wednesday 16 June that it had referred a Cairo International Airport employee to criminal trial for taking photographs in way that violated a female traveler’s privacy. In its statement, the Public Prosecution said that the man had taken the photographs of the traveler after she had completed her arrival procedures at the airport. The Public Prosecution said photographs were taken on the man’s phone capturing the travelers body for the purposes of the man’s sexual gratification. The statement added that similar photographs of other travelers were also found on the man’s mobile phone. According to the Public Prosecution, the man’s duties at Cairo Inter

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‘Cairo Airport Pervert’ Referred to Criminal Trial ...Egypt

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