Kuwait: singer sentenced to two years in prison for ‘insulting the judiciary’

Details: Tuesday, 10 November 2020

The Kuwaiti Appeals Court sentenced singer Khaled Al-Mulla to two years in prison for “insulting the judiciary” in a song which aired during a Ramadan television program, as reported by Al Khaleej Today.

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Kuwait: singer sentenced to two years in prison for ‘insulting the judiciary’

Additional information

Subscribe to the IMC Music World News

Music Industry News Network

Jay-z , Beyonce , P.didy And 50 Cent Lie With Ascap & Emi To Commit Copyright Fraud To Intentionally Deprive Song Writers Artist Producers .

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