Helmy Abdel Baki Responds to Investigation: "I Stand by My Rights and Trust in My Innocence
In a decisive moment surrounded by controversy in the Musicians’ Syndicate, artist Helmy Abdel Baki affirmed his legal rights and innocence following the decision to investigate him. A courageous stance defending his professional integrity. 🏛️🎤
Artist Helmy Abdel Baki, First Vice President of the Musicians’ Syndicate, was surprised by the decision to investigate him despite being present at the syndicate’s headquarters on Sunday and Monday 😲📅.
In a video posted on his official Facebook page, Abdel Baki emphasized that everything he said in his previous video was true and that he possesses official documents proving his statements 📄✍️. He added: “I asked the syndicate head to swear on the Quran and say that I am lying,” demonstrating his full confidence in his innocence.
He explained that his appearance in the leaked video was a defense of his dignity and self-respect, pointing out that the procedures against him, whether investigation or dismissal, are unjust and unacceptable 💥⚖️. He announced he will hold a press conference soon to clarify all the facts 📢✨.
Abdel Baki also stressed that dismissing members can only happen through an extraordinary general assembly, confirming that the current investigation does not comply with proper legal procedures 🚫📜.
He referenced the case of former syndicate head Iman El Bahr Darwish, whose administrative court ruling annulled the investigations against him and reinstated him, although the ruling was not implemented, highlighting the importance of following proper legal procedures 👀⚖️.
✅ Motivational Note:
Standing up for your rights and courageously confronting injustice builds a strong image before the public 💪💖. Artists and creators must defend their dignity and principles because truth always prevails. Use your voice and share facts on social media 🌍🎤.
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