Egypt’s Ministry of Interior security authorities have revealed details of a social media post accompanied by photographs that alleged a woman was using a child for begging and asking passersby for money, while also assaulting him in Giza.
Authorities investigated the post, identified the woman shown in the photographs, and took the necessary legal measures.
Details of the Woman’s Arrest in Giza
Following an investigation, security authorities identified and arrested the woman shown in the social media post.
Authorities said she lives within the jurisdiction of the Waraq Police Department in Giza and was accompanied by her son, who also appeared in the circulated photographs.
Woman Admits Using Her Son for Begging
During questioning, the woman reportedly admitted to using her son in begging activities and asking passersby for money.
According to the Ministry of Interior, she also admitted assaulting him, explaining that the incident occurred because he was playing in the public street while vehicles were passing.
Public Prosecution Investigates the Case
The necessary legal procedures were taken against the woman, while the Public Prosecution assumed responsibility for investigating the incident and determining the circumstances surrounding it.
The case comes as Egyptian authorities continue efforts to address the exploitation of children in begging activities and protect them from abuse and exploitation.
Where was the woman arrested?
She was arrested within the jurisdiction of the Waraq Police Department in Giza.
What was the woman accused of?
According to the security statement, she admitted using her son for begging and asking passersby for money, as well as assaulting him.
Why did she say she assaulted her son?
She reportedly said the assault occurred because he was playing in the street while vehicles were passing.
What happened after her arrest?
The necessary legal measures were taken, and the Public Prosecution began investigating the incident.
Was the child used for begging?
According to the woman’s reported statement, yes. She admitted using her son for begging activities.
