Detention renewed for hunger-striking journalist
Elshamy, hundreds of others handed 45 more days in prison without charges
Aaron T. Rose
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Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood ‘Presidential Palace’ trial delayed
Court will hear additional testimony when it resumes later this month
Journalist’s hunger strike ongoing
New letter from prison contradicts NCHR report
Detention renewed for FJP journalist
Abdel Rahman Shaheen has been in custody without charges for three months
Al Jazeera trial postponed to Wednesday
Defence and prosecution begin their closing arguments
CPJ asks Al-Sisi to address press freedom
Media advocate troubled by the state of journalism in Egypt
Obesity balloons in Egypt
Egypt weighs in, harrowingly, as the 7th most overweight country in the world
Al Jazeera trial postponed a tenth time, bail denied
Defence attorneys question expert witnesses’ credibility
Letter by NGO urges UN to address human rights in Egypt
11 rights groups send concerns to the Human Rights Council
UPDATED: 3 police officers killed, 9 wounded in drive-by shooting
Unknown assailants attack security forces during clashes outside Al-Azhar
Morsi prison break trial resumes
Senior prison official testifies about attack on Abou Zabaal Prison
European Union will not monitor upcoming elections
Restriction on the importation of equipment hampers observer operations
Release Elshamy immediately: Amnesty International
Human rights watchdog demands hunger-striking journalist’s release after being moved to solitary confinement
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Night time on the Nile
At night the banks of the Nile are filled with brightly lit life
Next Egyptian parliament to have 630 seats
Number of representatives in next parliament will be extended up to 630 member, 600 of which elected and 30 appointed by the president
Al Jazeera’s Elshamy could ‘die within a few days’: Doctor
Journalist in critical condition as hunger strike reaches 111 days
Alaa Abdel Fattah trial postponed as bench asked to recuse itself
24 defendants are accused of violating the Protest Law last November
Al-Azhar expels 76 students
Expulsions for protesting come a month after 27 others expelled
Court hears witness testimony in Morsi ‘Presidential Palace’ trial
Case adjourned and scheduled to resume on 13 May
Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis claims responsibility for Sinai bombings
Police ramping up presence in Sinai, says interior ministry
Bail denied for Al Jazeera journalists
Trial to resume 15 May, detention for Elshamy renewed
Al Jazeera files $150m claim against Egypt
Doha-based broadcaster says government violated bilateral investment treaty
Draft terrorism law ‘won’t make the country safer’: Human Rights Watch
Rights group says the laws threaten human rights
Mubarak incitement trial postponed until Tuesday
Former CSF head claims officers used restraint during the 25 January Revolution
Amnesty International criticises Egyptian detention of refugees
Three men face deportation back to Syria
Amnesty International criticises Egyptian detention of refugees
Three men face deportation back to Syria
Cairo court officially rules Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis a terrorist organisation
Sinai-based militant group has claimed responsibility for a string of violence
Al-Beltagy, Hegazy on trial for 2011 torture case
Influential Islamist leaders accused of torture in Tahrir Square
3 Cairo University students arrested for unlawful assembly
AFTE calls on Cairo University to remove police from campus
Morsi ‘presidential palace’ trial faces second delay in as many days
Former president will return to court on 12 April along with 14 other prominent Islamist leaders for inciting the killing of demonstrators