the Egyptian Council of Ministers approved on Wednesday a draft decree law raises the death penalty to bullying in the case of causing death. He said government spokesman Magdi Radi told reporters that Draft decree "on amending some provisions of the Penal Code by adding a new section for terrorizing and intimidation of citizens and the Nile, the citizen and the tranquility of bullying." "We are toughening the penalty for double access to the prison and sentenced to death in the case of causing death." Egypt has the status of a security breakdown cause the occurrence of violent incidents since the protests that led to the abandonment of President Hosni Mubarak's office on 11 February. The resulting insecurity for the withdrawal of police from the streets after clashes with protesters, killing hundreds of protesters and injured thousands of others. During the past few days the Supreme Military Court sentences for dozens of people they said were involved in acts of violence and prison terms ranging between five and 15 years. But one activist said at least on the Internet that there are activists sentenced to a term of five years. A source at the Council of Ministers, the Minister of Justice Mohammed al-Jundi submit to the Council a draft decree law. He added that the Council of Ministers to submit the draft to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces who was transferred to Mubarak's presidential powers for approval. The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to resolve the People's Assembly, who was in charge of legislation before Mubarak step down.
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