Islam Kabonga Sentenced to 6 Months in Jail Over Obscene Content and Violence Promotion Case

Court Verdict

The Economic Court sentenced popular Egyptian performer Islam Kabonga to six months in prison over allegations of publishing songs and videos containing obscene language and promoting violence, violating public morals.

Case Background

Investigations revealed that security forces arrested the defendant after monitoring his social media activity, where he allegedly published videos containing inappropriate content against societal and family values.

Monetization Motivation

During questioning, the accused admitted that the purpose of publishing the content was to increase views and generate financial profit through online platforms.

Arrest and Legal Action

Security forces arrested Islam Kabonga in the Agouza district of Giza, and he was referred to the Economic Court after completing legal procedures.

Previous Complaints

Earlier, complaints were filed accusing him and another performer of stealing a musical composition, claiming infringement of intellectual property rights.

Alleged Song Theft

The complaint alleged unauthorized use of a famous song melody, prompting legal action and demands to protect artistic rights.