Lawyer in Air Defence Stadium case vows to uncover whether killings were âintendedâ
Families of victims condemn media silence in Cairo press conference
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Cairo University student in coma dies after clashes with campus security
21-year-old suffered brain haemorrhage following pro-Morsi demonstration
Imprisoned journalist beaten in prison for conversion to Christianity
Lawyer submits complaint to Prosecutor General for unlawful detention and abuse
Concern as Defence Ministry sets sights on telecoms controls
Expanded plans for military in new company suggests security and privacy implications
Campaign launched to support stranded Yemenis in Egypt
Around 6,000 individuals have been stuck since flights were suspended following Saudi-led military action
Judge who faced assassination attempt was due to acquit Ultras
Zamalek club chief was set to drop charges against 21 Ultras White Knights he accused of making an attempt on his life
President Al-Sisiâs approval rates at all-time high despite worsening security
Almost nine in 10 people approve of presidential performance, research group stands behind figures
Trial of witnesses to Shaimaa Al-Sabbaghâs death adjourned
Charges against 17 defendants seen as attempt to silence testimonies against police responsibility
Tahya Misr Fundâs head claims NGOs aim to âbring down state organisationsâ
Meeting between US Congress delegation and NGOs covered deterioration of rights in Egypt
Prosecutor General denies investigation of Ibrahim over journalist death
Mayada Ashraf was shot by security forces whilst covering 2014 protest
Legal case suing UK over Palestine begins in Egyptian courts
International movement challenges Balfour Declaration, hopes to win Right of Return and compensation for PalestiniansÂ
United Nations Security Council: A flash of accountability?
Some consider the sudden show of accountability in Egyptâs political sphere has been contrived as a one-off display to aid Egyptâs bid to become a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. Amidst massive regional instability, the Al-Sisi administration is pushing to become recognised as key player for international security, and announced its candidature …
New legal foundation looks to unite Libyaâs tribes around justice, against IS
Islamism needs to be rooted out of Libya, says businessman launching âJustice Firstâ foundation
Without a hashtag: Egyptâs journalists forgotten behind bars
Last year, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) put the number of jailed journalists in Egyptâs prisons at 12 at least, calling the country one of the worldâs worst ten jailers of journalists.
World Press Freedom Day: Journalists under attack in EgyptÂ
The group referred to six journalists who have been killed by security forces and in clashes while covering protests since the ouster of former president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013.
Presidential demands, boycotts and bouncing cheques: The strange case of Sainsburyâs in Egypt
The CEO of a UK supermarket has been given a prison sentence in Egypt, but it is only the latest instance in a bizarre, ongoing story
Irish FM tells Shoukry of âdisappointmentâ on case of imprisoned national
19-year-old Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa has been detained in Egypt for over 600 days
Imprisoned Christian journalist to face blasphemy charges
Former-Muslim previously charged with âinciting sectarian strifeâ appears to be state security target
âHuman life has become cheapâ: Al-Ahram
Article in state-owned newspaper follows caustic reports in newspapers Al-Masry Al-Youm and Al-Dostour that targeted police violations
90% of sunken phosphate removed from Nile: Environment minister
Government maintains there is no link between Sharqeya poisonings and sunken phosphate
Shoukry to attend Nuclear Non-Proliferation conference
Egypt has pushed for a nuclear weapons-free Middle East since 1970s
Student given 5 years imprisonment by military court
Presidentâs decree on military tribunals applied retroactively to event which allegedly occurred six months before
Morsi âtried not as an individual but as a regimeâ: Lawyer
Hoda Nasrallah of the prosecution comments on some of the legal irregularities in Tuesdayâs verdict
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In Pictures:Morsi handed 20 years in prison for inciting, demonstrating violence
All 15 defendants were acquitted of killing protesters in the Presidential Palace case
Morsi handed 20 years in prison for inciting, demonstrating violence
All 15 defendants were acquitted of killing protesters in the Presidential Palace case
Rare prison sentence given to sexual harasser in Cairo
Woman is positive over verdict, but has failed twice previously to successfully take harassers to court
President Al-Sisi tells Archbishop of Canterbury Christians ânot a minorityâ in Egypt
The religious leader expressed his condolences to the President for the killings of Christians earlier in the year
Former PM Nazifâs graft charge retrial postponed to May
Nazifâs previous prison sentence was overturned in a series of corruption acquittals
‘Terror attacks’ in first 3 months of 2015 equal to entire 2014
Spike in attacks by militant groups remains consistent in apparent contradiction of interior ministry claims
Net tightens on gays in Egypt as foreigners approved for deportation
All social classes in Egypt are homophobic, but itâs perceived as less directed at the Western community