Egyptian opposition leader charged with forgery

Egyptian opposition leader Ayman Nour was charged with forging signatures to secure approval for his political party today – a case that has drawn international criticism and created friction between Egypt and Washington.

Egyptian opposition leader Ayman Nour was charged with forging signatures to secure approval for his political party today – a case that has drawn international criticism and created friction between Egypt and Washington.

Nour, 40, was ordered to stand trial along with six defendants from his Al-Ghad, or Tomorrow Party.

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