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schema:articleBody	An Egyptian researcher and activist was arrested on arrival from Italy and charged with "harming national security" and "broadcasting false news", lawyers and his employer confirmed Saturday. Patrick Zaky, who is a graduate student at Bologna University, was detained at Cairo airport late Friday as he arrived to visit his family. He was held on a warrant that had been issued in September after he left to pursue his studies, according to the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR), a prominent rights organisation where he is a researcher. The NGO said he was questioned about his research and activism. He appeared before the public prosecutor on Saturday in his hometown of Mansoura, 130 kilometres (80 miles) north of Cairo in the Delta region, security and judicial sources said. Zaky faces five charges, which include "incitement to protest without a permit", "inciting to overthrow the state", "running a social media account intent on... harming national security" as well as "promoting terrorist acts", judicial and security sources confirmed to AFP. He will be held in custody for 15 days for further questioning. EIPR said Zaky had been beaten and electrocuted by security forces while in custody overnight, claims AFP could not verify. The group called for his immediate release. Riccardo Noury, Amnesty International's spokesperson in Italy, wrote on Twitter on Saturday that the researcher is "at risk of prolonged detention and torture". Zaky is one of a string of human rights defenders to be arrested in recent months. Since President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi led the military ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013, an ongoing crackdown against Islamists and secular critics has targeted prominent dissidents, academics, activists, journalists and lawyers. ff/par
schema:headline	Egypt researcher faces charges of 'harming national security'
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