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The reports were released after security forces detained a person who used to practice Underworld With a lot of ladies وتصويرهن In modes Malfunction Public decency and his honor in the Giza governorate.
These frequent complaints on this issue were accompanied by other complaints that the sexual relationship between this man and one of his lovers did not take place within their marital home and that none of their husbands filed a complaint against this man or any of them. (lovers) In this case, the classification of this crime as a crime of adultery is excluded according to the sentence. With the text of the articles of the Egyptian penal code, and the application of articles 273-277, according to Mohamed El-Tohamy, lawyer and jurist.
El-Tohamy added that Articles 273 to 277 regarding the crimes of adultery, mentioned in Chapter Four of Book Three of the Egyptian Penal Code, apply, stating:
Article 273.- It is not allowed to prosecute the adulteress except based on the demand of her husband, except that if the husband committed adultery in the house where he lives with his wife, as indicated in article 277, his case will not be heard. against her.
Article 274: The married woman who is found to have committed adultery will be sentenced to prison for a period not exceeding two years, but her husband has the right to stop the execution of this sentence through his consent to live with him as he was.
Article 275.- The same penalty will be imposed on the adulterer with that woman.
Article 276- The evidence that is accepted and is evidence against the accused of adultery is his arrest when he actually used it, or his confession, or the presence of correspondence or other papers written by him or found in the house of a Muslim in the place appointed to the harem.
Article 277- Every husband commits adultery in the conjugal home and this matter is proven against him by the wife’s demand will be punished with imprisonment for a period of no more than six months.
The description of the crime directed at this agent is the crime of intimidation and extortion, according to article 327 of the Penal Code: In charge or not. Any threat, whether in writing or verbal, by another person to commit a crime that does not reach the above severity is punishable by imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or a fine not exceeding twenty pounds.
* Definition of blackmail *
It is an attempt to obtain material or moral gain through the moral duress of the victim, threatening to reveal secrets or private information. And blackmail in this way extends to all sectors, so we find what is called political blackmail, emotional blackmail and electronic blackmail. Electronic blackmail is blackmail that is carried out using modern technological capabilities against victims, mostly women, for physical or sexual blackmail.
Although the majority of smartphone users have known that personal data and images can be stolen or trick the victim into obtaining images or videos to be used later to blackmail the victim, Egypt has yet to enact legislation that can protect the victim from electronic extortion.
Therefore, we find that the victim complies in most cases with the blackmailer’s requests out of fear of a scandal, especially since the trials are public and that the sentences are easy to annul and therefore the perpetrator escapes punishment, and that is because the judge makes an analogy with other articles of the penal code until he finds an adequate punishment for the author, which is the matter that the law prohibits, “as there is no crime or punishment without text”
The elements of the crime of threat (extortion) are supported by the judgments of the Egyptian Court of Cassation and its assessment of the aforementioned incident.
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