Gebrael: Surveillance cameras in churches is but unacceptable interference

Dr. Naguib Gebrael, head of the Egyptian Federation for Human Rights, said that throughout the history of the Coptic Church, it was neither a threat nor a harm for the state.

 

He added that after the state couldn't monitor the money of the churches as it was considered a private money, it's now trying to control the churches through surveillance cameras, which is but an unacceptable interference.