"Egypt's Ministry of Local Development will present a draft law that would ban "abusive" graffiti on buildings across the country. If the law is passed, those found guilty could face a prison sentence of up to four years or a fine up to 100,000 Egyptian pounds ($14,516). Local Development Minister Adel Labib says neighbourhood committees have been formed to monitor graffiti.
Since the 2011 revolution, graffiti has become a popular way of displaying opposition. Yet some say, at times, it can overstep the line between art and vandalism."
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