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Amnesty International demands âimmediate and unconditionalâ release of activists
Human rights group along, with friends and family, reiterate support for Maher, Adel and Douma
Court denies bail to Al Jazeera journalists for the second time
Court adjourned until 10 April
Update: FJP members Azhari, Al-Ashry sentenced to two years
Giza court finds the pair guilty of harbouring FJP head Beltagy
Beltagy, others appear in court
Beltagy and controversial imam and Muslim Brotherhood supporter Safwat Hegazy appeared in court in Cairoâs Tora Prison for the torture of two police officers at a pro-Mohamed Morsi sit-in at Rabaa Al-Adaweya Mosque in Nasr City.
Condemnation for Minya sentencing continues to build
Amnesty International, John Kerry, Ban Ki-moon all express concern, while ECCR decries death penalty for minors
Bail denied, court adjourned for Al Jazeera journalists
Trial for imprisoned reporters set to resume next Monday
Families of jailed Al Jazeera journalists remain optimistic
âSteps are being made forward, sometimes theyâre very small steps, but thereâs progress.â
Abdel Fatah, Abdel Rahman released on bail
Demonstrators accused of protesting without a permit
Amnesty International demands civilian trial for Ikhwanweb editor, others
Muslim Brotherhood members face military trial for trying to cross border into Sudan
Muslim Brotherhood leader El-Erian acquitted in one case
Other senior leaders appear in court for torturing police
Muslim Brotherhood leaders back in court
Badie, others on trial for the 30 June killing of protesters outside MB headquarters
Appeals court to hear Morsi case
The ousted leaderâs defence team has asked the bench to step down
Badie, other Brotherhood leaders back in court
Prosecution claims prominent Muslim Brotherhood members created a âmilitant groupâ
Al-Sisi on official visit to UAE
Defence minister overseeing final stages of military exercises and meeting officials
Maspero must stop âmuzzlingâ voices of dissent: ANHRI
Human rights groups decries cancelation of TV show after if refused censorship
State council repeals new cabinet election law
Law will now allow those convicted of a crime to run for office
MBC Misr signal jammed while airing âEl-Bernamegâ
Station claims that an outside jamming source interrupted the broadcast
Decision in Muslim Brotherhood trial postponed
Defence teams has asked the bench to recuse itself
Fahmy addresses foreign, domestic policy in AUC speech
In revolutionâs wake, Egypt must balance a âstrategic relationshipâ with the US and EU, foreign minister says
âTerrorist cellâ arrested in Alexandria: Ministry of Interior
Statement claims more than a dozen detained in Muslim Brotherhood-linked âmilitiaâ
Support for journalists detained in Egypt continues to mount
Protests held in 40 locations worldwide as trial for Al Jazeera staff faces delays
Victims of forcible evictions subject to repeated violence: Amnesty International
Rights group details use of excessive force by security officials
Morsi back in court for jailbreak case
Ousted leader to appear in court for the third day in a row
Morsi espionage trial delayed
Ousted leader appears in court for the second time in two days
Morsi prison break trial postponed a second time
Deposed presidentâs court date moved to Monday
Forced evictions leave hundreds of families homeless: Amnesty International
Rights group says government negligence has left many without adequate housing
Protesters in London demand an end to Egyptâs crackdown
International calls to free imprisoned journalists intensify ahead of trial
Egyptâs Episcopal Church calls for an end to violence in the CAR
Bishop Mouneer condemns the massacre of Muslims by Christian forces
Child sentencing laws should be amended: NCCM
Sentencing restrictions should not apply in cases of âheinousâ crimes, says the Secretary General of the council