Morsy pushed to prosecute those who cut communication
Rights group seeks resolution from 25 January
Connor Molloy
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Alexandria workers steadfast in strike
Spinning and weaving company shut down
Suez schools steeped in sewage
Students say they have had enough
Doctors Union secretary-general replaced
Move comes as ministry begins strike-breaking offensive
Bolvera bosses threaten retaliation
Striking workers will be put to the test on Saturday
Donât rush us
Moussa threatens walk-out if draft is not discussed in good faith
Egpyt scores low in gender equality
Economics and education at heart of gender gap
A tortuous journey
The fate of Eritreans fleeing to Sudan, Egypt, and Israel
Political forces scrap in Matruh
A meeting between political groups in Matruh on Sunday came to blows
Moussa denies meeting with prominent Israeli
Calls for âparadigm shiftâ in Israel and Palestine
Tit-for-tat violence in Aswan
Security situation volatile in upper Egyptian town
Foreign Minister sits with EU representatives
EU mission discusses Palestine and investment in Egypt
Governorate change may be imminent
Reach of Morsyâs powers may be tested by ability to change leadership in several governorates
Strong Egypt makes its presence felt
Aims for more democratic party structure
Revolutionaries demand jurisdiction for International Criminal Court
An activist makes her case
Solidarity delegation visits Sudan
Few political parties join NGO-led effort
Gamaâa Islamia planning protest
Defending Shari’a, attacking the old guard
Shop owners not willing to close
Government plans to close shops at 10 pm is alternately derided, shrugged off, and laughed at
Five children shot in Sinai playground
Angry families fight with playground staff
American banned for rant against Egypt
Row comes as a shock to Egyptians working at consulate
US candidates take stands on Egypt
Comments come in run-up to 6 November federal election
Seed-bombing in Cairo
Environmentalists sow native Egyptian seeds throughout cities.
Civil groups to take a stand against Islamist domination in constitution
Meeting to plan pressure on Constituent Assembly and president
Heads of commerce angry with early closing law
Each governorateâs chamber of commerce has the right to indicate exactly the time of closing and opening.
A conversation at the Embassy of Pakistan
Official outlines Egyptian-Pakistani relationship
Women’s rights activists sexually harassed
âBehave yourself,â Lofty scolded the man. âWeâre still in the morning.â
April 6 members attacked
“Make a trial for everyone in SCAF,” says Mohammed Adel a leader of the April 6 Youth Movement.
Protection sought for political and non-governmental organisations
Rights groups offer alternatives to law outlined this week by PM Qandil
Morsy appoints emergency court judges
Rights group says 3,000 appointments are illegal
Doctors dig in
Minor skirmishes, but talks with government underway