Italian convicted in Egypt for adultery, ex-husband arrested for threats

He was arrested in Egypt Tamer Hamoudaex-husband of Nessy Guerrathe Italian woman stuck in the country with her 3-year-old girl because she was sentenced to six months in prison for adultery after a complaint lodged by the man stopped today by the Egyptian authorities. Informed sources reported this.

Arrest in Egypt for threats

The man, also convicted in Italy for persecutory actswas arrested in Hurghada after threats addressed to Italian honorary consul in the Egyptian city. Tamer had in the past also made threats against other officials of the Italian embassy network in Egypt, including the consul, as well as against his ex-wife, Nessy Guerramother of the three-year-old Italian-Egyptian girl.

Nessy Guerra: “I hope the government manages to let us return”

“I sincerely hope that this event will enable us to return to Italy safely as soon as possible because it is clear, especially following these further threats, that we are no longer in safe conditions here.” On the microphones of “Dentro la notizia” on Canale 5, Nessy Guerra talks about the news of her ex-husband’s arrest.

“I remember – continues the woman stuck in Egypt with her daughter – that for years my daughter and I have lived hidden, in fear, we continue to change homes because we are continually followed and threatened from this person: I really hope that following these further threats and attacks our government will be able to get us repatriated. The little girl is very well, we try to keep the climate as peaceful as possible inside the house to prevent her from realizing what we are going through. Of course, it’s not easy, especially because she’s small, they should let us return as soon as possible.”

Sentences in Italy for crimes of persecution and personal injury

Hamouda he was definitively convicted in Italy for crimes such as stalking and personal injury, theft and fraud, as well as having received several criminal complaints in Egypt, most recently for defamation and sexual harassment.

The woman condemned in Egypt for adultery

In Egypt, last April 28th, Nessy Guerraoriginally from Sanremohad been sentenced to six months in prison in the context of a proceeding for alleged adulteryforeseen as a criminal offense in Egyptian law. A sentence that confirmed the first degree verdict of February 19th, following the complaint presented byItalian-Egyptian ex-husband.

Nessy Guerra’s appeal via Instagram after the conviction at the end of April

 

 

 

 

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The commitment of the Farnesina

The Farnesinathrough theItalian Embassy in Cairo and the consular network in Cairo e Hurghadahas been following the case of Nessy Guerra with the utmost attention for several months, ensuring legal assistance e protection to his compatriot and daughter, as well as various forms of support economic, administrative e personal.

Egypt has banned Nessy Guerra and her daughter from leaving the country

During the course of the story, the Egyptian authorities have not authorized the departure from the country of girlobject of a legal dispute for custody; on the minor the father had the judges impose a ban on expatriation.

Italy demands respect for rights

“The case – the Farnesina announced in a note dated 28 April – is repeatedly brought to the attention of the Egyptian authorities fromAmbassador of Italy in Cairo and from the same Foreign Minister Antonio Tajaniwho discussed it directly with the Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelattyreiterating the need to guarantee full compliance with the rights of the Italian citizen and of minor”.

Nessy Guerra: “I’m afraid of losing the child and ending up in prison”

“We didn’t expect this news, I’m shocked, I’m afraid of losing mine girlI’m afraid of ending up in prison in Egypt“. The appeal goes on Instagram launched by Nessy Guerra, after the conviction was confirmed on appeal at the end of April.

“I don’t know how to ask for help anymore, we did hundreds of appealsbut no one listens to us; Three years later we find ourselves increasingly worse. The only thing I tried to do is run away from that man with my little girl and protect it and we meet here. I really hope that whoever is responsible, the Italian governmentthe institutionsput a hand on your conscience and help us because we can no longer move forward in this situation. This story is becoming unsustainable“.

Renzi: “The government brings Nessy Guerra home”

“Nessy Guerra is an Italian girl who fights for her freedom and for her little girl, victim of a violent man. She was sentenced in Egypt to six months in prison for the ‘crime’ of adultery. She lives hidden and in fear. Her ex recently attacked an Italian diplomat and was arrested for it. Italy now has a concrete opportunity: it cannot continue to stand by and watch. The Government brings her home”, is the appeal of the secretary of Italia Viva, Matteo Renzi.