The first comment of the “United Nations” on the assault of an adviser to the official of the Court of Heliopolis

The United Nations family in Egypt and all its employees affirmed their full commitment to Egyptian laws and their respect for all Egyptian state agencies and all their workers in the performance of their work.

The United Nations family announced their rejection of any transgression on their behalf, noting that under the United Nations Charter there are no privileges or immunities that exempt United Nations employees from observing the laws and regulations of the country in which they they find each other..

The United Nations also calls, in a statement distributed by the United Nations Information Center in Cairo, and Al-Masry Al-Youm received a copy, for all to follow the preventive measures currently in place to limit the spread of the epidemic of Crown according to the instructions of the Egyptian Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization, including the use of masks in some places. Public to preserve public health.

On Monday, the Cairo security services arrested a woman named “NA” and investigations revealed that she had raped Lieutenant Colonel W. A ‘, Commander of the Heliopolis Court Guards, while on duty, and was tore clothes because he demanded they wear muzzles.

Investigations revealed that she tore the officer’s clothes, stripped al-Miri’s rank and insulted him, saying: “I work at the United Nations, garbage.”

One of the people within the court who witnessed the incident photographed and posted it on social media, and the defendant was arrested and referred to the Nuzha Prosecutor’s Office for investigation.

The investigating authorities ordered the defendant’s release with a bail of 2,000 pounds, and the investigations revealed that the defendant was inside the Heliópolis Court and had a verbal altercation with the commander of the guard and attacked him with insults and defamations, and removed the ranks of his Al-Meri lawsuit.

In a related context, Counselor Essam Al-Minshawi, Head of the Administrative Prosecutor’s Office, assigned the Inspection Department of the Administrative Prosecutor’s Office to conduct an investigation into the incident after it was discovered that she was a member of the Administrative Prosecutor’s Office, and he ordered the head of authority to present the investigations to him once the investigations were completed.