Egypt court isolates university professor over posting videos of her dancing

Egypt court isolates university professor over posting videos of her dancing

The High Administrative Court upheld on Monday a decision to dismiss a university professor from her job for posting videos of herself dancing on her personal Facebook page.

The court rejected the appeal lodged by Mona Brince, a professor at the English Language Department at the Faculty of Education, Suez Canal University.

The court said that Brince had published several videos of herself dancing while insisting on repeating the posting multiple clips.

The court said that Brince’s behavior degrades the prestige of the university professor, his mission and his responsibility to spread and advance values.

The court added that Brince spread destructive ideas that violate heavenly beliefs and public order, when taught her students in lectures that “Satan has been subjected to injustice,” which is challenging the constants of religion.

She, the ruling said, advised her students not to adhere to traditions and religions because they lead to backwardness.

The court said that dancing is a profession for those who professionally practice it, and a university professor is not allowed to take dance as a slogan and call people for it, in a way that undermines her prestige before her students. The court added that Brince’s acts hurt the feelings of her students, and affects the