CAIRO - Egyptian military court returned the death sentence against the four perpetrators of the abduction and rape of a girl.
"The defendants were found guilty of humanitarian crimes of abduction and rape is barbaric," the court said in its decision in East Cairo quoted as saying by local media on Tuesday (05/17/2011).
Currently in Egypt apply military law after the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces took over power while following the fall of the regime led by President Hosni Mubarak on 11 February.
Case barbarian occurred in early April last, when the convicts commit armed robbery with a knife and kidnapped the victim while walking with his girlfriend. "Her boyfriend was beaten and then the prisoners carried off the girl to a deserted place and raped under threat," he said.
Mentioned, both the victim's property in the form of jewelry and cell phones were also taken four villain named Tareq Rageb, Kareem Dahroug, Mahrous Ibrahim and Hassan Abdouh it.
This is the second hanging in Egypt under the rule of the Supreme Council of Military transition. Earlier, in April, the military court also sentenced three men hanging on in a similar rape case in the Ismailis, 140 km east of Cairo.
Egypt known for very harsh punishments against the perpetrators of rape. A well-known Egyptian businessman, Hesham Talaat Moustaf and the pay is also a murderer sentenced to death, because it was found guilty of murdering a Lebanese pop singer, Suzanne Tammim (30).
Employers are proven to pay a man some two million U.S. dollars to kill the Lebanese diva in her luxury apartment in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in 2009.
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