WATCH: Egyptian belly dancer's YouTube clip gets her jailed for 'inciting debauchery'

In the video, Sib Eddi - or Hands Off, a scantily clad Reda el-Fouly dances while singing about being sexually harassed on a bus and enjoying it.

Egyptian belly dancer Reda el-Fouly.  (photo credit: screenshot)
Egyptian belly dancer Reda el-Fouly.
(photo credit: screenshot)
An Egyptian belly dancer has been sentenced to serve a year in prison on charges of "inciting debauchery" after she starred in a suggestive video on YouYube, the Daily Mail reported on Tuesday.
In the video titled Sib Eddi - or Hands Off, a scantily clad Reda el-Fouly dances while singing about being sexually harassed on a bus and enjoying it.
El-Fouly claimed that the video was a satire of celebrities who behave in an overly-sexual manner, but prosecutors argued that the clip "disrupted morality."
Wael Elsedeki, the video's director, who is also el-Fouly's boyfriend, was sentenced in absentia to a year in jail after having fled the country. He is believed to have fled to Tunisia, according to the Mail.
Egyptian laws reflect the fact that it is a predominantly Muslim country.  Women’s clothes are expected to cover the legs and upper arms.