2014 Al'amarin fyade na ƙungiyar 'yan tawaye a otal din Alkahira

A watan Afrilu na shekara ta 2014, an yi zargin fyade a otal din Fairmont Nile City a Alkahira, Misira inda wani rukuni na samari daga iyalai masu arziki suka yi wa wata yarinya miyagun ƙwayoyi kuma suka yi mata fyade. Zargin bai bayyana ba har zuwa Yuli 2020.

An yi zargin cewa masu aikata laifin sun sanya hannu kan wasika ta farko ta sunayensu a jikin wanda aka azabtar, sun rubuta laifin a bidiyo, kuma sun aika da bidiyon ga abokansu.

## Abubuwan da suka faru kafin lamarin ya bayyana
Masu amfani da Kafofin sada zumunta a Misira sun haifar da gardama sau da yawa a cikin 2020 game da shari'o'i da yawa da suka shafi cin zarafi da fyade, bayan haka hukumomin shari'a sun matsa don ƙarfafa wadanda abin ya shafa su gabatar da rahotanni ga masu gabatar da kara. Daga cikin waɗannan shari'o'in akwai abin da aka sani da shari'ar Ahmed Bassam Zaki, inda 'yan mata da yawa na Masar suka ce ya tsananta musu kuma ya yi musu fyade, bayan haka hukumomi suka kama shi kuma masu gabatar da kara sun bude bincike kan zarge-zargen kuma kotun Masar ta ba da umarnin ɗaure shi har sai binciken.

'Yan wasan kwaikwayo na Masar da masu amfani da shafukan sada zumunta a wannan lokacin sun buga cikakkun bayanai game da abubuwan da suka faru na cin zarafi. Mutane da yawa suna kwatanta kamfen ɗin da aka yi game da cin zarafi a Misira da wanda aka sani da kamfen ɗin *#MeToo*, wanda ya fallasa ayyukan da ba su dace ba ga mata a ƙasashe da yawa.

Kwamitin Majalisar dokokin Masar ya amince da yin gyare-gyare ga Dokar Shari'a don haɗawa da shawarar da gwamnati ta gabatar don tabbatar da sirrin bayanan wadanda abin ya shafa a cikin laifuka da suka shafi cin zarafi lokacin da waɗannan wadanda abin ya faru suka je su ba da rahoton waɗannan laifuka. A cikin ƙoƙari na shawo kan ka'idojin zamantakewar Masar game da korafe-korafe na cin zarafin jima'i. [an kara bayani da ake bukata]  

## Bayani game da abin da ya faru
Dangane da shaidun da aka rarraba, lamarin ya samo asali ne daga Fabrairu 2014. A bayan bikin sanannen 'Tea Dance' a otal din Fairmont Nile City, wani rukuni na samari daga iyalai masu arziki, sun zame GHB (magungunan fyade na kwanan wata) a cikin abin sha na budurwa, ƙungiyar ta yi wa jikinta fyade, ta zana kuma ta sanya hannu kan sunayensu a jikinta. Sun kuma goyi bayanta a kusa da dakin otal, suna sanya kwalabe na shampoo a kanta, suna bi da ita kamar wani abu marar rai. Sun yi alfaharin bidiyo da dukan laifin kuma da alfaharin sun rarraba shi shekaru da yawa ta hanyar imel

Mutanen da ke da hannu a cikin laifin sune: Amr Faris Komy, Amr Hussein & Khaled Mahmoud (yan uwa), Omar Hafez, da Ahmed Toulan (wanda ya zuba miyagun ƙwayoyi a cikin abin sha) da Amr Sedawy (abokinta na kusa a lokacin wanda ke bayan kyamara).

## Fushi na kafofin watsa labarai
A watan Yulin 2020, shafin Instagram wanda ya samu nasarar watsa shaidun da aka yi wa Ahmed Bassam Zaki, wanda ya haifar da kama shi, ya fara ambaton wani laifin fyade na rukuni wanda ya faru a watan Fabrairun 2014, yana neman mutane su juya shaidar bidiyo don shi. A cikin 'yan kwanaki masu zuwa, mutane a kan kafofin sada zumunta sun fara ba da cikakkun bayanai game da ainihin laifin da wannan ke nufi. Bayan haka, an rarraba wannan a ko'ina. Ƙarin bayani sun fito game da wannan kasancewa babban laifi ga waɗannan maza, kuma sun yi wannan sau da yawa a cikin shekaru 10 da suka gabata, kuma akwai wasu maza da yawa da ke da hannu.

Bayan cikakken wata daya na wannan barkewar kafofin sada zumunta, jama'a suna takaici game da dalilin da ya sa ba a kama wadannan maza ba tukuna. An riga an yada labarin cewa yawancin su sun tsere daga kasar. A ranar 24 ga watan Agusta, 2020, masu gabatar da kara na Masar sun ba da sanarwar kama mutane 9 da ke da hannu a cikin laifin Fairmont (ciki har da maza 3 da ke da alaƙa da laifin fyade). Bayan 'yan kwanaki, an ruwaito cewa an tsare wasu shaidu a cikin shari'ar. [An buƙaci ƙarin bayani] &#x5B;**'&#x5D;</sup>

== Bayanan bincike ==
While on the search for the Fairmont video, another video was found of another gang rape crime, where 3 men of the same extended circle of rapists drugged and raped a young woman in the North Coast. The three men involved were Amir Zayed, Youssef Korra and Sherif Komy (the brother of Amr Komy, one of the Fairmont rapists). This case has already been moved to the courts for trial (September 13, 2021). Amir Zayed was caught while trying to flee the country, while Youssef Korra and Sherif Komy had successfully fled. Sherif Komy is suspected to be in London, United Kingdom with his brother, where there is no extradition treaty to Egypt .

Bayan watanni 10 na fashewar abin kunya na Fairmont, an dakatar da shari'ar na ɗan lokaci, an bar masu fyade da ake tuhuma, kuma imel ɗin da masu gabatar da kara suka kirkira suna neman jama'a su aika da shaidar bidiyo na laifin an rufe shi a hukumance. Idan sabon shaidar ta zo, za a sake buɗe shari'ar. Masu fafutuka har yanzu suna neman bidiyon.

Shaidu da aka tsare sun kasance a karkashin haramcin tafiye-tafiye, yayin da shari'arsu har yanzu tana buɗewa. Amir Zayed a halin yanzu shine kadai daga cikin masu fyade 9 da ake zargi da har yanzu a tsare.

== Jerin abubuwan da suka faru ==

* **The first weeks of July 2020:** The users of social networking sites were demanding an investigation into an alleged story that sparked widespread controversy during the sexual assault of a number of young people on a girl in the Fairmont Hotel, six years after its occurrence. According to accounts on social media, young Egyptians belonging to wealthy families lured one of the girls during a party at the "Fairmont Nile City" hotel to a hotel room after they put a drug in her drink, then took turns raping her and filmed the incident.
* **July 31, 2020:** The Fairmont Hotel announced its commitment to assist the authorities and the competent authorities authorized if an official investigation is opened and to continue to provide its absolute support in this regard, declaring its sympathy for anyone who may have been affected by this "painful incident," according to their description.
* **August 4, 2020:** The Egyptian Public Prosecution received a letter from the National Council for Women, accompanied by a complaint submitted by one of the girls to the Council about some people sexually assaulting her during 2014 inside the "Fairmont Nile City" hotel in Cairo.
* **August 5, 2020:** The Egyptian Attorney General orders an investigation into the sexual assaults at the "Fairmont Nile City Hotel".
* **August 24, 2020:** The Egyptian Public Prosecution orders the arrest and bringing of those accused of trespassing on a girl at the Fairmont Hotel, placing them on the travel ban lists and awaiting arrival for interrogation regarding what is attributed to them.
* **August 25, 2020:** Security sources announced that some of the accused in the "Fairmont" case had fled the country as soon as the investigation began.
* **August 26, 2020:** The prosecution clarifies the details and date of the escape of 7 defendants in the Fairmont case outside the country: “Two of the defendants left the country on July 27, 2020, and four others followed the next day, and the last of them left on July 29, 2020.”
* **August 27, 2020:** The first accused in the case was arrested while trying to flee outside the country, and it was found that he was accused in an incident similar to that of the Fairmont girl case. His name was also revealed, and the Public Prosecution ordered his imprisonment for four days pending investigations.
* **August 28, 2020:** Security forces arrest the second accused in the case while he was in the northern coast of Egypt, and the prosecution orders his detention pending investigations.<sup class="noprint Inline-Template Template-Fact" style="white-space:nowrap;">&#x5B;**'&#x5D;
* **August 29, 2020:** Lebanon detains 3 Egyptians accused of their involvement in the alleged gang rape in Cairo.
* **August 30, 2020:** Lawyer and human rights defender Azza Soliman claimed that most of the witnesses in the case were arrested, or were kidnapped in a strange way.
* **August 31, 2020:** The Public Prosecution ordered the detention of three defendants for four days in custody, including the daughter of a famous artist in Egypt, and the release of three others if each of them paid a financial guarantee of one hundred thousand pounds, and another with a guarantee of his place of residence, pending investigation of incidents in which they were accused on the occasion of The ongoing investigations into the incident of assaulting a girl in the Fairmont Hotel. Thus, the number of defendants in what is known as the Fairmont case reached 16, the number of whom were detained pending investigation inside Egypt, in addition to three suspects who were arrested by the Public Security Forces in Lebanon.
* **September 10, 2020:** Egyptian lawyer Mohamed El-Sayed filed a report with the investigation authorities, accusing the victim of gang rape in the "Fairmont" case of drug abuse and incitement to immorality and whoring.&#x5B;**'&#x5D;</sup>
* **September 11, 2020:** [[Sa-ido akan Haƙƙin Ɗan Adam|Human Rights Watch]] condemned what was happening against the witnesses of the "Fairmont" case in Egypt, describing it as "arrest and defamation," and demanded that the charges against six people who had testified in the case be dropped, stressing the need to protect all who testified and to be tried from It appears that he was involved in the alleged incident. People who are close to the arrested witnesses said that the authorities leaked private photos of them that were on their phones after they searched them, and two men underwent anal examinations and a woman underwent a virginity examination, practices that violate medical ethics and are internationally condemned as insulting and may amount to [[Gallazawa|torture]].
* **September 24, 2020:** Interpol extradited three of the men suspected in the gang rape from Lebanon back to Egypt for trial.
* **May 11, 2021:''' The Egyptian public prosecutors released four suspects in the rape case due to insufficient evidence supporting the nine-month investigation. The public prosecutor stated that 39 people were interviewed regarding the case. Nevertheless, their testimonies were conflicting and led to difficulty in gathering evidence supporting the six-year-old case. Egyptians took to social media platforms to express their frustration against the decision.