CSF conscript who shot protesters in Suez arrested
At least nine people were killed and hundreds injured in clashes between protestors and police near the Suez governorate building on Friday
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The church was forced to briefly close down
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As tens of thousands flock to Tahrir, clashes erupt near the square
Women march from Roxy Square to join protests at Presidential Palace
Women carried flags bearing pictures of renowned Egyptian feminist icons such as Shahinda Maqlad and Hoda Shaarawy
Cairo protests: Updates
Massive marches head to Tahrir while few dozen head to the palace
The Brotherhood and the revolution: is late really better than never?
The Ikhwan’s role in the revolution
El-Hosary military trial postponed
Defendant on trial for stealing military secrets says prosecution motivated by financial dispute
Military court sentences Youssef Nada
Nada released for time served after three-month sentence, Mohamed Sabry case postponed
No Coptic or female quotas in new elections law
Parties must field single female candidate, no requirement for Coptic representation
Shura Council to pass election law and refer it to SCC
The upper house of parliament says it will finalise the parliamentary elections law Saturday before sending it to the Supreme Constitutional Court
Mohamed Mahmoud defendants released on presidential pardon
Cairo Criminal Court released almost 400 protesters accused of rioting and vandalism due to President Mohamed Morsy’s pardon of all who participated in revolution supporting protests
Mob tears down Christian social centre in Fayoum
Village priest says police did nothing and turned up three hours after incident
Morsy: Remarks deemed anti-Semitic were taken out of context
The US administration and state department have both come out against comments by President Mohamed Morsy concerning Jews and Zionists
SEC to allow international observers
Foreign civil society organisations will be allowed to observe the upcoming House of Representatives elections, says Supreme Electoral Commission
Badrashein train crash sparks outrage
Activists arrested for attempting to stop trains in protest while opposition blames government for poor railway system
Constitutional court delays rulings
SCC sends Shura Council case to commissioners, postpones Constituent Assembly ruling
Badrashein train crash kills 19
Leaving 19 Central Security Forces (CSF) conscripts dead and over a hundred injured
Al-Dostour’s internal rift mended
Protesting members were promised party leader Mohamed ElBaradei would meet them to discuss their demands
Qorsaya verdict postponed
The military court was meant to announce a verdict on the Qorsaya island case today but adjourned it to 28 January
Navy lies exposed by fishermen deaths
Fishermen’s families are taking legal action against the president and the military for mismanaging negligence
Alexandria policemen allegedly beat and sexually abused prisoner
Human rights organisations have filed a complaint against police leaders after two men held on remand were beaten and sexually assaulted
Aboul Fotouh: Faults of the government do not require second revolution
Moderate Islamist leader Aboul Fotouh believes the opposition should attempt to take over through elections and denies allegations that his party sits on the fence
Two new alleged torture victims in Alexandria
Human rights organisations have filed a complaint against police after two men held on remand were beaten and sexually assaulted
Alaa and Gamal Mubarak case postponed
Corruption case examining alleged illicit gains of Alaa and Gamal Mubarak postponed, as committee requests extension
Qandil meets controversial cleric
The prime minister thanked Sheikh Mohamed Abdel Rahman El-Oriefy for asking Arabs to invest in Egypt and help the country through the economic crisis
Sinai journalist released but still facing military trial
The military court in Ismailia held another trial for two civilians on Wednesday
NSF to outline prerequisites for candidates, structure
The opposition group will only have more than one list in very specific districts
Three civilians facing military trials today
Military trials on the rise with 38 civilians facing military courts since November
Cabinet proposes elections law
Proposed elections law amended for consistency with new constitution
Egypt Party proposes constitutional amendments
Amr Khalid says his party wants to strengthen gender equality and freedom of belief provisions in new constitution