In Egypt, after posting videos of women dancing on social media, they were sentenced to two years in prison for violating moral norms.



And it is said that this result was overturned in a recent appeal.



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This is Hosam and Elladhum, women in their twenties living in Egypt.



These two became famous by uploading a video of a dance like this on social media anywhere.



But in July, these videos became a problem, so the two were sentenced to two years in prison.



The reason was that dancing in the kitchen or wearing makeup in the car violated the moral norms of Egypt such as'violation of social values' and'promoting obscenity'.



Hossam and Eladheum opposed the judgment and appealed immediately, but the court recently accepted their appeal and found them acquitted.



In Egypt and around the world, there were voices saying that such a ruling would deprive women of their right to express.



In Egypt, 12 influencers were arrested last year on charges of violating moral norms, and they are said to have been punished or legal proceedings are in progress.



Netizens said, "What to do if you're excited? If you see me dancing, I'm already caught!" "It's a serious level of women's rights."



(Screen source: TikTok haneenHossamstyle)