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Egypt protests Pakistan's criticism of Morsi death sentence
AFP — PUBLISHED 17 minutes ago
CAIRO: Egypt summoned Pakistan's charge d'affaires to protest Islamabad's criticism of the death sentence handed down to ousted president Mohamed Morsi, the foreign ministry said on Tuesday.

Egypt denounces any “interference in its internal affairs which casts a shadow on relations between the two countries,” the ministry said in a statement a day after summoning Mohamed Eijaz.

Morsi, Egypt's first freely elected president, and more than 100 other defendants were sentenced to death by a court on May 16 for their role in a mass prison break during the 2011 uprising.

The sentence was criticised by human rights groups, the United States and the European Union, as well as Pakistan.

“The dispensation of justice must be based on the principles of equity and fairness,” Pakistan's foreign ministry said in a statement issued on May 19.

“This is all the more important when political prisoners especially a former elected president, who was ousted from office, is brought before the court of law."

Morsi was ousted by then-army chief and now President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in July 2013 after massive street protests against his one-year rule.

Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan had also criticised an Egypt court's decision to sentence to death deposed Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, saying it "bodes ill" for the Egyptian people and democracy in Egypt.
Imran Khan

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The sentencing of deposed President Morsi to death bodes ill for the Egyptian people & for Egyptian democracy. 1/2

8:12 AM - 17 May 2015
Imran correlated the death sentence awarded to Morsi with the controversial execution of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) founder and former prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who was hanged in 1979 for the murder of a political opponent.
Imran Khan

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2/2 The Pakistani nation & Pakistan's democracy continue to suffer the aftermath of civilian leader ZAB's hanging by a military dictator.

8:15 AM - 17 May 2015
A government crackdown overseen by Sisi has left hundreds of Morsi supporters dead, thousands imprisoned and dozens sentenced to death after speedy trials, described by the United Nations as “unprecedented in recent history”.

Also read: Egypt sentences deposed president Morsi to death

Morsi has also been sentenced to 20 years in jail in a separate trial.
 
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Let them enjoy dictator they will end up like Libya.Pakistan should refrain from giving advise to arrogant arabs.
 
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So, who is going to hang sisi for his mass murders of his own people just because they support Morsi..

So, now sisi is going to please his Arab masters who support and fund his butchershop...
 
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Egypt.... enough said!
A country which still couldn't rid it self of past glory which ceased thousands of years ago.
 
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Its a judicial murder.

I don't support the death sentence of Mr Morsi though, He was elected by a large portion of Egyptian people .Just saying Pakistan should not really interfere. Does Egypt even cares what Pakistan say? They are not our friends or foes, just another country dealing with its own internal problems.
 
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Congrats Egypt, regardless of Pakistan's stance, I can say for certain you're doing a good job to going back to the cold war era Middle East, prehistoric compared to the Arab Spring.

Get another bloodthirsty power hungry dictator in, sure fire way to turn your country into another Libya, Syria, or even another Egypt dare I say, you'll be going full circle, it is inevitable and imminent.
 
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Just saying Pakistan should not really interfere. Does Egypt even cares what Pakistan say? They are not our friends or foes, just another country dealing with its own internal problems.

NO :-) , still we are friends don't interfere like turkey , we will lose you as well and i heard that we are already planning for a co-operation with pakistan so don't just ruin all that for criminals like morsi and his "muslim" Lol brotherhood.

peace guys :tup:
 
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Pakistan Parliament must pass a resolution condemning the death sentence of Muhammad Morsi and offer political asylum to him. The corrupt and dictatorial Mubarak who ruled for 30 years was released while they are sentencing to death Morsi who ruled for only one year. No wonder Arab states will stay in Middle Ages and have civil wars. Pakistan must stand with Turkey against this illogical step by Egypt.
 
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