Egypt detains 22 Brotherhood women before Morsi trial

Alexandria: Egypt has kept 22 ladies parts of the Muslim Brotherhood, a security official said on Friday, fuelling pressures days before ousted President Mohamed Morsi and 14 different
guides of the Islamist assemble go on trial. Security compels have captured many Islamists since the guard toppled Morsi on July 3. In any case they infrequently confine ladies, particularly in such enormous numbers. Nasser Al-Abd, a senior security official in Egypt's second city Alexandria, said the charges against the ladies incorporate utilizing compel to disturb activity throughout dissents, participation of a prohibited gathering and circulating illicit pamphlets. An attorney speaking to the suspects said they were matured between 15 and 25. They were kept on Thursday morning. Islamists and human rights bunches blame the guard for arranging an upset and returning Egypt to the times of Hosni Mubarak, who administered with an iron clench hand for three prior decades he was toppled in a ubiquitous uprising in 2011. The guard says it was reacting to mass dissents against Morsi, Egypt's first uninhibitedly chose guide, and has set out an arrangement expediting what it says will be free and reasonable decisions. "We are existing in abuse and murkiness. I can hardly imagine how my little girl did not run home with me and I don't accept that they made the young ladies stoop and expected up guns to remember them," said Um Yumna, whose 15-year-old little girl was kept. "Might God retaliate for this and harm their hearts like they damage our own." Abd denied the ladies had been abused. "We are treating them with the most extreme admiration, for instance our own kids. We let their guardians visit them," he said. Several Islamists have been slaughtered and the Brotherhood's pioneers have been detained. Egypt has likewise proclaimed a state of crisis and infringed an evening time limit. Morsi's supporters have called for every day dissents beginning on Friday until the expelled president stands trial on Monday. The trial is prone to extend danger between the Brotherhood and the armed force upheld break government as it battles to restore soundness in the most crowded Arab state. The Brotherhood and its partners have urged swarms to assemble on Monday outside a police initiate close Cairo's famous Tora jail, where the trial is required to happen. The charges identify with the passings of in the vicinity of twelve individuals in crashes outside the presidential royal residence in December after Morsi goaded his rivals with a declaration broadening his forces. Morsi has been held in a mystery area since his oust. In that time Islamist activists have organized practically day by day ambushes against security compels in the Sinai Peninsula. Supporters and adversaries of the Brotherhood have frequently crashed in the avenues. A court request has banned the Brotherhood, Egypt's eldest and best organised Islamist development, and seized its subsidizes. The Brotherhood denies any connections with violent activity.