Three Britons jailed over banned Islamic group

26 people, including three Britons, were jailed for five years in Cairo today on charges of trying to revive an outlawed Islamic group.

Three Britons jailed over banned Islamic group
Thu, 25 Mar, 2004 - 09:26

26 people, including three Britons, were jailed for five years in Cairo today on charges of trying to revive an outlawed Islamic group.

Ian Malcolm Nisbett, Maajid Nawaz and Reza Pankhurst were among the group first arrested in Egypt in April 2002.

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