VOICED : Egipto: 682 condenados a muerte

In Egypt, over 680 supporters of the ousted President Mohamed Morsi were sentenced to death, accused of participating in violent protests in 2013. Among them is Mohamed Badi, leader of the Muslim Brotherhood. Experts believe these sentences are unlikely to be upheld due to judicial irregularities. Meanwhile, 492 of 529 death sentences from March were commuted to life imprisonment, drawing global criticism. Families of the accused deny their involvement, questioning the fairness of the trials. The military regime continues to suppress opposition, with 1,400 protesters killed since Morsi's ousting.

What was the main accusation against the 680 individuals sentenced to death?

• Engaging in espionage activities

• Supporting a foreign government

• Involvement in violent demonstrations

• Participating in peaceful protests

Why do experts believe the death sentences might not be confirmed?

• The judge followed all legal procedures

• The sentences were already confirmed

• The judge did not adhere to judicial procedures

• The defense rights were respected

How many death sentences were commuted to life imprisonment?

• 529

• 492

• 37

• 680

What was the reaction of the families of the accused outside the court?

• They celebrated the sentences

• They accepted the verdict

• They denied their relatives' involvement

• They were indifferent

How many protesters have died since the military coup that ousted Morsi?

• 680

• 1,400

• 529

• 492