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Mohamed Soltan
Mohamed Soltan ((アラビア語:محمد سلطان), born circa 1988〔), an Egyptian-American dual citizen who is a political activist in Egypt. He was one of the media spokesmen for the camp in Cairo’s Rabaa al-Adawiya Square, where protesters called for the reinstatement of deposed President Mohamed Morsi. He was arrested along with 3 other youths by Egyptian security forces on 27 August 2013.〔()〕 Soltan has been charged with a number of terror- and conspiracy-related charges in connection with his participation in demonstrations against Morsi's ouster.
In January 26, 2014, he entered into a hunger strike to protest his detention by the Egyptian authorities. He was released and sent back to the US on May 31, 2015. His hunger strike lasted more than 400 days.〔("Mohamed Soltan, U.S. Citizen Imprisoned in Egypt, Is Released" ) aljazeera online, may 31, 2015〕
==Personal life==
The Soltan family moved from Egypt to the United States in the mid-1990s, when Mohamed was a young boy. The family lived mostly in the Midwest — in Michigan, Missouri and Ohio — where Soltan’s father, Salah Soltan, taught at various Islamic institutes. Salah Soltan had been a senior leader in the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt although his family claimed Mohamed was not a member of that group.〔http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/31/world/middleeast/mohamed-soltan-us-citizen-imprisoned-in-egypt-is-released.html〕
After graduating from Ohio State University with a degree in economics in 2012, Mohamed Soltan returned to Egypt, where his mother was receiving treatment for cancer. He got a job at an Egyptian petroleum services company.〔 His father served in the Morsi administration.
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