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Mohamed Badie, top leader of Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, talks during his trial at a court in Cairo, April 20, 2015. An Egyptian court on Monday sentenced 22 members of the Muslim Brotherhood to death over an attack on a police station in the town of Kerdasa after the army removed Islamist President Mohamed Mursi from power in 2013, judicial sources said. One other defendant, who is a juvenile, was given a 10 year sentence, the sources said. A lawyer for the convicted men said they would appeal. Photo by Stringer
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