Egyptian court hands fresh life sentence to Muslim Brotherhood leaderCAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian court sentenced top Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie to another life term in prison on Thursday in the latest example of a crackdown against Islamists since the army overthrew President Mohamed Mursi.       The sentence relates to violence that broke out in 2013 after the army toppled Mursi in the wake of mass demonstrations against him. General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi led the military at that time and was elected president the following year. Authorities outlawed the Brotherhood after Mursi was ousted and arrested thousands of its supporters. They also dissolved its Freedom and Justice Party, which Mursi led. Mass life and death sentences have been common since then in what rights groups call an unprecedented crackdown.  Fifteen others were sentenced to life in prison in the same case on Thursday while 77 were given 15-year sentences with hard labor. Only 38 of those sentenced on Thursday were present at court while the rest were sentenced in absentia.  The judgment can be appealed in a higher court within the next 60 days.  Those sentenced were charged with inciting terrorism, leading an outlawed group, raiding and vandalizing government facilities among other crimes related to clashes in Beni Suef, south of Egypt in August 2013. The clashes took place the same day security forces dispersed two Islamist sit-ins in central Cairo and killed hundreds of Mursi s supporters.     Those sentenced on Thursday included former members of parliament and members of the Freedom and Justice Party.  Badie was sentenced to life in jail in 2014 after being convicted of murder and inciting violence during clashes that took place during the same period. worldnews
egyptian court hands fresh life sentence muslim brotherhood leadercairo reuters an egyptian court sentenced top muslim brotherhood leader mohamed badge another life term prison thursday latest example crackdown islamists since army overthrew president mohamed music the sentence relates violence broke army toppled music wake mass demonstrations general abdul faith led military time elected president following year authorities outlawed brotherhood music ousted arrested thousands supporters they also dissolved freedom justice party music led mass life death sentences common since rights groups call unprecedented crackdown fifteen others sentenced life prison case thursday given sentences hard labor only sentenced thursday present court rest sentenced absentia the judgment appealed higher court within next days those sentenced charged inciting terrorism leading outlawed group raiding vandalizing government facilities among crimes related clashes beni sued south egypt august the clashes took place day security forces dispersed two islamic central cairo killed hundreds music supporters those sentenced thursday included former members parliament members freedom justice party badge sentenced life jail convicted murder inciting violence clashes took place period worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Egyptian court hands fresh life sentence to Muslim Brotherhood leaderCAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian court sentenced top Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie to another life term in prison on Thursday in the latest example of a crackdown against Islamists since the army overthrew President Mohamed Mursi.       The sentence relates to violence that broke out in 2013 after the army toppled Mursi in the wake of mass demonstrations against him. General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi led the military at that time and was elected president the following year. Authorities outlawed the Brotherhood after Mursi was ousted and arrested thousands of its supporters. They also dissolved its Freedom and Justice Party, which Mursi led. Mass life and death sentences have been common since then in what rights groups call an unprecedented crackdown.  Fifteen others were sentenced to life in prison in the same case on Thursday while 77 were given 15-year sentences with hard labor. Only 38 of those sentenced on Thursday were present at court while the rest were sentenced in absentia.  The judgment can be appealed in a higher court within the next 60 days.  Those sentenced were charged with inciting terrorism, leading an outlawed group, raiding and vandalizing government facilities among other crimes related to clashes in Beni Suef, south of Egypt in August 2013. The clashes took place the same day security forces dispersed two Islamist sit-ins in central Cairo and killed hundreds of Mursi s supporters.     Those sentenced on Thursday included former members of parliament and members of the Freedom and Justice Party.  Badie was sentenced to life in jail in 2014 after being convicted of murder and inciting violence during clashes that took place during the same period. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: egyptian court hands fresh life sentence muslim brotherhood leadercairo reuters an egyptian court sentenced top muslim brotherhood leader mohamed badge another life term prison thursday latest example crackdown islamists since army overthrew president mohamed music the sentence relates violence broke army toppled music wake mass demonstrations general abdul faith led military time elected president following year authorities outlawed brotherhood music ousted arrested thousands supporters they also dissolved freedom justice party music led mass life death sentences common since rights groups call unprecedented crackdown fifteen others sentenced life prison case thursday given sentences hard labor only sentenced thursday present court rest sentenced absentia the judgment appealed higher court within next days those sentenced charged inciting terrorism leading outlawed group raiding vandalizing government facilities among crimes related clashes beni sued south egypt august the clashes took place day security forces dispersed two islamic central cairo killed hundreds music supporters those sentenced thursday included former members parliament members freedom justice party badge sentenced life jail convicted murder inciting violence clashes took place period worldnews