An Egyptian court upheld death sentences for seven defendants accused of beheading 21 mostly Egyptian Christians in Libya, AFP reports. 10 people were also given life sentences while three others received 15-year prison sentences. The defendants, who had been sentenced in absentia in September, are believed to be members of Daesh.
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