Egypt media tycoon charged with human trafficking, sexual assault against orphan girls
An Egyptian businessman was charged on Saturday with "human trafficking" and "sexual assault" a month after he was arrested over accusations that he abused seven girls in an orphanage he founded.
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An Egyptian media tycoon with close ties to the government has been detained pending an investigation into allegations of sexual assault. The Egyptian public prosecution service says it is investigating reports that businessman Mohamed al-Amin sexually abused girls living in an orphanage that he owned and took them on trips to his holiday villa.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2022/jan/13/egyptian-media-owner-detained-after-trafficking-and-sexual-assault-claims
‘Egypt’s Jeffrey Epstein’, Mohamed Al-Amin, Arrested for Human Trafficking
Leading Egyptian businessman and media tycoon Mohamed Al-Amin was arrested last weekend by authorities, facing charges of human trafficking and sexually assaulting minor females for years.
Sources have reported that the National Council For Childhood and Motherhood had received a complaint from a Beni Suef-based orphanage owned by the businessman last December, highlighting that he was frequently harassing and possibly raping young girls in the establishment throughout the years.
January 9th, 2022
https://www.albawaba.com/node/egyptian-business-mogul-down-human-trafficking-and-sexually-assaulting-minors-1461802
Once a media tycoon that suddenly appeared from nowhere in the Egyptian media scene, Mohamed Al-Amin is arrested and detained pending charges of human trafficking and sex molestation of underage girls in orphanages he owned. sick alleged details are spread on social media
Investigations and medical examinations have so far revealed that several female residents of the orphanage aged between 8 and 12 have been sexually abused by Mohamed Al-Amin.
https://twitter.com/Zeinobia/status/1479778520276549633
The most prominent change has been the Egyptian Media Group’s acquisition of Egypt’s Capital Broadcasting Center (CBC) network after buying a controlling stake of 51% of the Future Media Group, which owns the CBC network, that is owned by businessman Mohamed Al-Amin.
18 October 2018
https://en.eipss-eg.org/egypt-crisis-media-and-media-crisis/
American killed in Egyptian clashes as Brotherhood offices attacked
Elsewhere there were hints of a media crackdown, with a prominent opposition media baron, Mohamed al-Amin,– who owns a newspaper critical of the president and a TV station that hosts the satirist Bassem Youssef – banned from leaving the country.
Morsi attacked Amin in a Wednesday night speech for not paying his taxes.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jun/28/egypt-civil-war-fighting