Egyptians watch television showing the trial of ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Mursi, in Cairo January 28, 2014. REUTERS/ Mohamed Abd El Ghany
CAIRO (Reuters) - A Cairo court on Saturday adjourned the trial which sees Egypt's ousted President Mohamed Mursi accused of inciting the killing of protesters, while dozens of supporters of his Muslim Brotherhood were jailed for other crimes.
Mursi, who was deposed by the army in July following mass protests against him, remained largely silent in the hearing, which has been adjourned until Tuesday.
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