The Economic Court decided to postpone the first session of TikToker “Om Mekka”’s trial to November 5, as she was unable to attend from prison. The defendant faces charges of broadcasting indecent videos on social media platforms and money laundering proceeds from this activity.
According to investigations, the Economic Prosecution referred the 33-year-old defendant, identified as H.M., to trial after confirming her involvement in online activities deemed inappropriate.
The defendant, who is married and runs two fish trade shops in Shubra and Al-Khosous, stated that her main income comes from her business, alongside variable profits from social media — reaching around $1,500 per month from Facebook.
She explained that she supports her three children, her siblings’ children, and her mother, covering expenses for private schools, car installments, and household workers. She also confirmed that all her bank accounts are documented and legitimate.
Legal measures were taken, and the case was referred to the Economic Court for further proceedings in the next session.
