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Workers strike in protest over colleaguesâ detention
Security forces detained three workers on charges of inciting strike
Egyptâs representative in Intel Science competition detained for 15 days
Abdallah Assemâs detention order could prevent him from attending the science competition in the US
Misr Al-Qawia criticises lifting natural gas prices
Cabinet announces price hike in natural gas starting May; party wary the price hike will do little to help Egyptâs energy crisis
Muslim Brotherhood supporters sentenced to prison in Minya
Supporters sentenced for protesting and for inciting protests; some acquitted
Political activists released on bail
Abu Zeid was arrested while giving a literacy class in an informal neighbourhood
Female sit-in held outside presidential palace against the Protest Law
Female protesters decry prison verdicts maintained to prominent activists
Anti-harassment campaign intervened in 17 harassment cases during Easter
I Saw Harassment calls for swift issuance of legal text criminalising sexual harassment
President refers anti-terror legislation back to cabinet amid mounting criticism
Presidential decision to subject the draft to societal dialogue is futile, says human rights lawyer
Nile University students welcome presidentâs proposed resolution to conflict with Zewail City
Interim President Adly Mansour reaches âfriendly agreementâ Sunday allowing Nile University and Zewail City students to share contested lands until the latter moves out
Appeals court acquits revolution anniversary detainees
Detainees arrested in Maadi on 25 January were initially fined and handed prison sentences
Medical professionals protest, demanding Staff Law
Doctorsâ Syndicate escalates by preparing an administrative strike; negotiations with cabinet halted
Cabinet amends laws creating harsher punishments for terrorism
Amendments to the Penal Code and Criminal Procedures Law come in the wake of the Cairo University blasts
Cairo University area hit by three explosions
Policeman killed in double blast outside Cairo University; third blast occurs approximately two hours after double blast
Al-Azhar University expels 25 students
University permanently allows police forces on-campus following recent violence, clashes erupt in other universities
Daughter of Morsiâs aide implicated in espionage case: MOI
Minister of Interior announces ministryâs âstrategy to fight terrorismâ
Douma suffering from worsening health conditions
Imprisoned political activist and blogger has been refused proper treatment, his brother says
Detainees on hunger strike await renewed detention
Prosecution begins investigation into reports of alleged torture of 70 detainees
I promise we can achieve stability, security and hope: Al-Sisi
Al-Sisi resigns from armed forces; Sedki Sobhi promoted to General and expected to replace him
Egypt is falling short of UN womenâs rights standards: Al-Tallawi
National Council for Women chairman criticises western countriesâ âdouble-standardsâ in addressing human rights during 58th UN Commission on Status of Women
Minya death sentences âunconstitutional and illegalâ: Defence lawyer
Court procedures questioned as 529 referred to Grand Mufti for opinion on death sentence
Administrative security uses police dogs to disperse students at Zagazig University
Two IEDs reportedly found and defused on Cairo University campus before scheduled student protests
Supreme Administrative Court upholds Nile Universityâs claim over contested land
Nile University welcomes the verdict while Zewail City says the verdict âadds nothing newâ
Cairo University expels 23 students over Wednesday violence
University chairman makes use of amended article in law governing universities
Leading Misr Al-Qawia figure claims brother was tortured in detention
Detainee was arrested from an advertising agency he owns, has yet to be referred to Forensics Authority
FJP Journalist imprisoned for rallying
Journalist sentenced to hard labour alongside nine others, Press Syndicate calls on Prosecutor General to postpone punishment
One policeman sentenced to 10 years in Abu Zaabal Vehicle case
Victimsâ lawyers barred from appealing the verdict; survivor describes trial as âmasqueradeâ
NCHR releases full report on Rabaa sit-in dispersal
Some council members disagree with report issuance
Khaled Ali announces he will not run for president
Fair presidential race, Ali says, would necessitate cancellation of 2013 Protest Law and release of those detained for voicing their political opinions
Lawyers wary of Abou Zaabal vehicle verdict
Four policemen are accused of manslaughter regarding the death of 37 detainees; lawyers representing the victims say they did not testify in court during trial