Media man found not guilty



The Federal Supreme Court has acquitted a Kuwaiti accused of providing media assistance to members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the country.

Khalid Fahaad Al Ajmi, 46, was accused of giving publicity to the illegal organisation by inviting Brotherhood members to appear on Al Bedaya TV channel.

It was also claimed that he collected 250,000 riyals from a Qatari charity so the Brotherhood could launch another channel.

Mr Al Ajmi continued to deny the allegations, saying it was his job as a manager and media-relations specialist to know people in the industry and to give advice.

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