Omar Shokry, a minor, was arrested with others, mostly high school students, during a Baltaim bus trip on March 11, 2016. He was subjected to enforced disappearance for about four days as well as torture, before appearing before the prosecution under case 13998 for 2016, Al-Barless felonies, registered under No.1741 for 2016, kafr al-Sheikh. They were charged with joining the Muslim Brotherhood, disrupting the constitution and the law, preventing state institutions and public authorities from carrying out their actions, attacking the personal freedom of citizens, and carrying out hostile acts to create chaos in the country in order to overthrow the institutions of the state and endanger the safety and security of society. The prosecution ordered their detention pending investigation. He was imprisoned until his acquittal on June 5, 2017. – He was subjected to: – Enforced disappearance for days, during which he was beaten and tortured -Suffered from poor detention conditions and the spread of disease among them – intransigence to release them after the verdict of acquittal.