Dec. 29 (UPI) -- A political prisoner freed from an Egyptian prison and brought home to the Britain is facing strong criticism for tweets he made about 10 years ago, for which he apologized. Alaa Abd el-Fattah, 44, arrived in London on Friday after the British government negotiated his release. He said he apologized "unequivocally" for the tweets, which he alleges were taken out of context. Several politicians in the opposition parties have called for el-Fattah to lose his British citizenship. Previous British governments led by Conservative and Labour parties have lobbied for his release for 10 years. He was...
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