An alert for "musicians" because of Mohammad Ramadan's concert

Ayman Mahfouz, the lawyer, said that he had sent an ultimatum to Hany Shaker, head of the musicians, because of Mohammad Ramadan's concert, which he described as "the artist Mohammed Ramadan angered all Egyptians to go on stage with a luxury car and sing naked and dance with pornographic movements. "

Mahfouz said: "We were waiting for the reaction of the Union of Musical Professions because the concert was lyrical, especially since the union was under its judicial control, but it did not move the finger, which led us to give the warning in accordance with Article 40 of Act 35 of 1978, Musicians.

The lawyer added that "what Ramadan did with the dance is naked and with pornographic references, this represents crimes and disciplinary sanctions, and Ramadan is not held responsible like any other, and it is unclear whether he has a union permit allowing him to sing or celebrate the ceremony. "

Mahfouz added that what Ramadan had accomplished deserved a disciplinary or criminal penalty under Article 278 of the Egyptian Penal Code, which states that "anyone who has publicly committed a blatant indecent assault is punishable by imprisonment." imprisonment not exceeding one year or a fine of up to 300 pounds.

Mahfouz demanded that he publish 10987 copies of Abdeen 's record, revealing the reason why he had not filed any lawsuits against the artist Mohammed Ramadan, as well as the l & # 39; permission to sing and organize concerts.