Lawyers file ICC complaint against Egypt's rulers Lawyers for the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing have submitted a complaint to the ICC asking it to investigate alleged crimes against humanity in Egypt, they said Monday. London-based lawyers acting for the Freedom and Justice Party of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi said they hoped to meet soon with the International Criminal Court prosecutor. The lawyers told a London press conference they have submitted a declaration on Morsi's behalf accepting the ICC's jurisdiction in Egypt, plus a complaint detailing alleged evidence of crimes since he was ousted by the military on July 3 last year. Images and soundbites.