(CNN)Two Al Jazeera journalists  walked out of an Egyptian prison Friday after more than 400 days behind bars. A Cairo court granted bail to Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed pending a retrial on charges that they supported the banned Muslim Brotherhood. Their colleague Peter Greste, who was convicted with them, was freed about two weeks ago and deported to his native Australia. Fahmy, a dual citizen of Egypt and Canada, posted about U.S. $ 33,000 in bail. Mohamed, an Egyptian citizen, was not required to pay but is barred from leaving the country before the retrial on February 23. "Baher is home and with his family," said his wife, Jihan Rashed.
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Their retrial resumes February 23
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Mohamed Fahmy says he reluctantly surrendered his Egyptian citizenship to facilitate his release
The three were arrested in Egypt in December 2013, accused of supporting the @placeholder and broadcasting footage that portrayed the regime falsely with the intention of bringing it down.