A Lawsuit Demanding Banning Google in Egypt, $2 Bln Compensation

The Egyptian Agency for Legal Development and Ofok Human Network have filed a lawsuit at the court of administrative judiciary at the State Council, demanding banning the use of the search engine Google in Egypt, given that it has broadcasted an anti-Muslim movie that violates the terms of service and threatens security and social peace.

Prime Minister Hesham Kandil and the Minister of Communications and Information Technology are included as parties in the lawsuit.

The Lawsuit stated that Google has to deliver a formal apology for all Muslims all over the world, while strongly denouncing this movie which profanes Islamic figures and beliefs.

Moreover, it demanded that Google has to pay a compensation of $ 2 billion for the damages that Egyptians and the Islamic world incurred after broadcasting this movie.