VOICED : Condenan 52 Hermanos Musulmanes

An Egyptian military tribunal sentenced 52 members of the Muslim Brotherhood, with one receiving a life sentence, while 12 were acquitted. This marks the first sentencing since the ousting of President Mohamed Mursi. The accused were charged with attacking the military in Suez on August 14, a day marked by significant violence following Mursi's removal. The new military-installed authorities have violently suppressed Brotherhood protests, resulting in over a thousand deaths and the arrest of around 2,000 members, including spiritual leader Mohamed Badi. The Brotherhood, which had won previous elections, is now forced underground. Additionally, an Egyptian court ordered the closure of four TV stations, including Al Jazeera's Egyptian channel.

What was the outcome of the Egyptian military tribunal for the 52 members and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood?

• All were sentenced to life imprisonment.

• One received a life sentence, others were acquitted.

• All were acquitted.

• All received the death penalty.

What were the Brotherhood members accused of doing on August 14 in Suez?

• Holding a political rally.

• Organizing peaceful protests.

• Attacking and shooting at the military.

• Negotiating with the government.

How did the new authorities respond to the Brotherhood's mobilizations after Mursi's removal?

• By offering political positions.

• By ignoring them.

• With violent repression.

• By holding peace talks.

What significant political achievements did the Muslim Brotherhood accomplish before the recent crackdown?

• Establishing a new political party.

• Winning local council elections.

• Gaining control of the military.

• Winning legislative and presidential elections.

Which media outlets were ordered to close by another Egyptian tribunal?

• All local newspapers.

• Four television stations, including Al Jazeera's Egyptian branch.

• All radio stations.

• International news agencies.