Egypt "hunting down" gays, conducting forced anal exams - AmnestyCAIRO (Reuters) - Six Egyptian men arrested for  promoting sexual deviancy  and  debauchery  on social media will be subjected to anal examinations ahead of their Oct. 1 trial, Amnesty International said on Saturday. Their arrest is part of a wider crackdown against homosexuality that started last week when a group of people were seen raising a rainbow flag at a concert, a rare public show of support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights in the conservative Muslim country. At least 11 people have since been arrested, Amnesty said, and one man has been sentenced to six years in jail after local media launched a highly critical campaign against those who raised the rainbow flag at a Mashrou  Leila concert, a popular Lebanese alternative rock band whose lead singer is openly gay. Amnesty said the Forensic Medical Authority was due to subject the six men to anal examinations to determine whether they have had homosexual sex. Judicial sources said any defendant accused of  debauchery  or  sexual deviancy , a euphemism for homosexuality in Egypt, is subjected to a medical examination based on an order from the Public Prosecutor.  Allegations of torturing or insulting those medically examined are lies not worth responding to. The examinations are carried out by a forensic doctor who swore to respect his profession and its ethics,  one judicial source said.   Amnesty said such examinations violate the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment under international law.   The fact that Egypt s Public Prosecutor is prioritizing hunting down people based on their perceived sexual orientation is utterly deplorable. These men should be released immediately and unconditionally   not put on trial,  said Najia Bounaim, North Africa Campaigns Director at Amnesty International.  Forced anal examinations are abhorrent and amount to torture. The Egyptian authorities have an appalling track record of using invasive physical tests which amount to torture against detainees in their custody. All plans to carry out such tests on these men must be stopped immediately.  Egypt s Muslim religious establishment is voicing its support for the government s moves against homosexuals.  Al Azhar will stand against calls for sexual perversion the same way it has stood against extremist groups,  a preacher at the 1,000-year-old seat of Sunni Muslim learning said in his Friday prayers sermon. Although homosexuality is not specifically outlawed in Egypt, it is a conservative society and discrimination is rife. Gay men are frequently arrested and typically charged with debauchery, immorality or blasphemy. The largest crackdown on homosexuals took place in 2001, when police raided a floating disco called the Queen Boat. Fifty-two men were tried in the case. worldnews
egypt hunting gays conducting forced anal exams amnestycairo reuters six egyptian men arrested promoting sexual defiance debauchery social media subjected anal examinations ahead trial amnesty international said saturday their arrest part wider crackdown homosexuality started last week group people seen raising rainbow flag concert rare public show support lesbian gay bisexual transgender rights conservative muslim country at least people since arrested amnesty said one man sentenced six years jail local media launched highly critical campaign raised rainbow flag mashrou legal concert popular lebanese alternative rock band whose lead singer openly gay amnesty said forensic medical authority due subject six men anal examinations determine whether homosexual sex judicial sources said defendant accused debauchery sexual defiance euphemism homosexuality egypt subjected medical examination based order public prosecutor allegations torturing insulting medically examined lies worth responding the examinations carried forensic doctor swore respect profession ethics one judicial source said amnesty said examinations violate prohibition torture international law the fact egypt public prosecutor prioritizing hunting people based perceived sexual orientation utterly deplorable these men released immediately unconditionally put trial said asia bounaim north africa campaigns director amnesty international forced anal examinations abhorrent amount torture the egyptian authorities appalling track record using invasive physical tests amount torture detainees custody all plans carry tests men must stopped immediately egypt muslim religious establishment voicing support government moves homosexuals al altar stand calls sexual reversion way stood extremist groups preacher seat sunny muslim learning said friday prayers sermon although homosexuality specifically outlawed egypt conservative society discrimination rife gay men frequently arrested typically charged debauchery immortality blasphemy the largest crackdown homosexuals took place police raided floating disco called queen boat men tried case 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: Egypt "hunting down" gays, conducting forced anal exams - AmnestyCAIRO (Reuters) - Six Egyptian men arrested for  promoting sexual deviancy  and  debauchery  on social media will be subjected to anal examinations ahead of their Oct. 1 trial, Amnesty International said on Saturday. Their arrest is part of a wider crackdown against homosexuality that started last week when a group of people were seen raising a rainbow flag at a concert, a rare public show of support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights in the conservative Muslim country. At least 11 people have since been arrested, Amnesty said, and one man has been sentenced to six years in jail after local media launched a highly critical campaign against those who raised the rainbow flag at a Mashrou  Leila concert, a popular Lebanese alternative rock band whose lead singer is openly gay. Amnesty said the Forensic Medical Authority was due to subject the six men to anal examinations to determine whether they have had homosexual sex. Judicial sources said any defendant accused of  debauchery  or  sexual deviancy , a euphemism for homosexuality in Egypt, is subjected to a medical examination based on an order from the Public Prosecutor.  Allegations of torturing or insulting those medically examined are lies not worth responding to. The examinations are carried out by a forensic doctor who swore to respect his profession and its ethics,  one judicial source said.   Amnesty said such examinations violate the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment under international law.   The fact that Egypt s Public Prosecutor is prioritizing hunting down people based on their perceived sexual orientation is utterly deplorable. These men should be released immediately and unconditionally   not put on trial,  said Najia Bounaim, North Africa Campaigns Director at Amnesty International.  Forced anal examinations are abhorrent and amount to torture. The Egyptian authorities have an appalling track record of using invasive physical tests which amount to torture against detainees in their custody. All plans to carry out such tests on these men must be stopped immediately.  Egypt s Muslim religious establishment is voicing its support for the government s moves against homosexuals.  Al Azhar will stand against calls for sexual perversion the same way it has stood against extremist groups,  a preacher at the 1,000-year-old seat of Sunni Muslim learning said in his Friday prayers sermon. Although homosexuality is not specifically outlawed in Egypt, it is a conservative society and discrimination is rife. Gay men are frequently arrested and typically charged with debauchery, immorality or blasphemy. The largest crackdown on homosexuals took place in 2001, when police raided a floating disco called the Queen Boat. Fifty-two men were tried in the case. 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: egypt hunting gays conducting forced anal exams amnestycairo reuters six egyptian men arrested promoting sexual defiance debauchery social media subjected anal examinations ahead trial amnesty international said saturday their arrest part wider crackdown homosexuality started last week group people seen raising rainbow flag concert rare public show support lesbian gay bisexual transgender rights conservative muslim country at least people since arrested amnesty said one man sentenced six years jail local media launched highly critical campaign raised rainbow flag mashrou legal concert popular lebanese alternative rock band whose lead singer openly gay amnesty said forensic medical authority due subject six men anal examinations determine whether homosexual sex judicial sources said defendant accused debauchery sexual defiance euphemism homosexuality egypt subjected medical examination based order public prosecutor allegations torturing insulting medically examined lies worth responding the examinations carried forensic doctor swore respect profession ethics one judicial source said amnesty said examinations violate prohibition torture international law the fact egypt public prosecutor prioritizing hunting people based perceived sexual orientation utterly deplorable these men released immediately unconditionally put trial said asia bounaim north africa campaigns director amnesty international forced anal examinations abhorrent amount torture the egyptian authorities appalling track record using invasive physical tests amount torture detainees custody all plans carry tests men must stopped immediately egypt muslim religious establishment voicing support government moves homosexuals al altar stand calls sexual reversion way stood extremist groups preacher seat sunny muslim learning said friday prayers sermon although homosexuality specifically outlawed egypt conservative society discrimination rife gay men frequently arrested typically charged debauchery immortality blasphemy the largest crackdown homosexuals took place police raided floating disco called queen boat men tried case worldnews