Yehia was arrested for drawing Graffiti to boycott the referendum in Al Zouhour neighborhood, Port Said on December 25th, 2013. He was detained on remand for dissemination of the group’s ideas, advocacy to boycott the referendum, and destruction of public property. According to the record, his group was possessing 3 cameras, 3 phones, a flash drive, spray bottles for writing, and 3 different colored paint bottles. He was released on January 6th, 2014. He was rearrested when security raided his house to look for his father on May 2nd, 2014. He disappeared for 24 hours, during which he was tortured and electrocuted. He was presented before the prosecution and then detained on remand. On August 6th, 2014, he was released on 500-pound bail. However, he was charged with another crime. Therefore, he remained imprisoned until he was released on September 15th, 2014. He was arrested for the third time (while still a minor) on September 3rd, 2015. He was forcibly disappeared for around 3 weeks and he appeared with charges under a military case. He was detained on remand and he was released later. He was subject to:
– Deprivation of textbooks entry.
– Assault by beating to force him to work as a security informant to inform about his colleagues’ names.
– Disappearance for 24 hours in his second arrest in which he was tortured and electrocuted.
– Deprivation of visitation as an officer assaulted his mother during visitation.
– Enforced disappearance for three weeks in September 2015.