The death sentence handed down to Saif Al Islam Gaddafi the son of the former Libyan president has caused a storm in Cairo. Hundreds of his supporters protested at the United Nations office in Cairo calling for its intervention. Analysts have warned of the consequences the verdicts could bring to the turbulent North African Country. CCTV's Adel EL Mahrouky reports.
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