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Student movements say they have begun protesting in preparation for anniversary 25 January Revolution
Jihad Abaza
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Jihad Abaza is a journalist and photographer based in Cairo. Personal website: www.abaza.photo
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Court orders Mubarak sonsâ release
The court âcancelsâ its earlier verdict, state-media says
Detainees to be released for Police Day on 25 January: Interior ministry
Ministry says it will release prisoners in a âcelebration of Police Dayâ
Court orders retrial in âAbu Zaâabal van’ case
This is the very least that can be done for the families of the victims, and we can only hope for any ounce of justice in the retrial, lawyers say
Security forces allegedly kill student in Giza protest
“Not a month passes without a student getting killed,” SAC spokesperson says
Egyptian judiciary is âindependentâ: Shoukry to Canadian FM
The two ministers discuss developing economic relations in their Thursday meeting
Hunger-striker moved to âdisciplinaryâ unit
Ibrahim Al-Yamanyâs deteriorating health conditions cannot handle solitary confinement, detaineeâs brother says
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Mouled Al-Nabwy celebrations
Hundreds celebrate the birth of the Prophet outside Al-Hussein Mosque in Donwtown Cairo
Libya peace talks bound to fail: Analyst
Geneva talks between opposing Libyan political factions set to take place this week, UN says
Authorties release Morsi’s aide Al-Qazzaz
Egyptian authorities never charged Al-Qazzaz, says advocate group
The construction of Egyptian nationalism
In Egypt, the military is trusted because of its construed Egyptian-ess, and all that is against the military is perceived as ânon-Egyptianâ or âanti-Egyptianâ.
Studentâs martyrdom icon for uprising: SAC
Mohamed has become the icon for the next wave of protests, under the slogan âJanuary from anewâ, Students Against the Coup spokesperson says
Al-Azhar students suffer mass food poisoning
Students blame the incident on university’s “neglect”
Court orders retrial for detained Al Jazeera journalists
Journalists are to remain in prison until the court decides on a retrial date
400 detainees referred to ‘terrorism’ court circuit
Referral comes after series of other military court assignments, involving hundreds, the same month
Gaza reconstruction aid on hold: Foreign Minister
Hamas accuses unity government of “not living up to its responsibilities in Gaza”
Car crash kills 8, injures 31 on Ismailia desert road
Number of road accidents in Egypt high compared to other countries, says ministry spokesperson
Egyptian doctorâs daughter found dead in Libya
Unidentified gunmen had killed parents of the girl two days earlier
Azhar University expels 21 female students
Students expelled for writing offensives slogans against police and military
Over 10,000 people arrested for ‘rioting’ and ‘terrorism’ in 2014
Brotherhood âdown to last bitsâ, says assistant to Minister of Interior
Egyptian fisherman killed in Rea Sea collision with container ship
At least eight fishermen are believed to be dead, many still missing
Amnesty calls for medical treatment for Al-Qazzaz
The former presidential aide has yet to receive surgery after 17 months in detention without charge or trial, group says
Egypt authorities must end Sinai home demolitions: Amnesty
Ongoing wave of home demolitions and forced evictions amid media blackout must stop, group says
78 Alexandria minors sentenced to prison-time
Court sentences minors between 13-17 years to jail for alleged membership to Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt authorities must combat FGM: HRW
âLack of investigations, prosecutions, and convictions fosters FGM,â group says
UN âdeeply concernedâ after court dismisses FGM case
âThere is no moral, religious or health reason to cut or mutilate any girl or woman,â UN says
New decree allows Al-Sisi to deport foreign detainees
Law could lead to release of detained foreign journalists
Azhar student released after weeks of disappearance
Al-Azhar Student Union says their colleague was âkidnappedâ by police in plainclothes
US rights organisations urge Obama to take stand against Egyptâs NGO law
Organisations send letter to US president on Egyptâs âcrackdown on NGOsâ ,as the registration deadline for NGOs under âhighly restrictiveâ law approaches
Egypt human rights report ‘cynical’: Amnesty International
Amnesty’s deputy director says Egypt’s UPR presentation was “pathetic attempt to cover up” human rights abuses