Mohammad Hafza, the lawyer
of Lebanese citizen Shadi al-Mawlawi, said on Tuesday that his client was
innocent and did not belong to a terrorist group.
Hafza told Future News that
the judge questioned Mawlawi on his history of communications via the online
communication service “Skype.”
The lawyer said that the
data shown in the history “did not include anything that convicts Mawlawi.”
He also said that Mawlawi
believed in Salafism, but did not belong to any organization.
“All parties are exercising
pressure regarding this case,” he also added.
Clashes and protests in the
Lebanese northern city of Tripoli followed the arrest of Mawlawi earlier in May
by General Security at a social services center belonging to Finance Minister
Mohammad Safadi.
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