Al-Adlyâs lawyer to run for parliament in upcoming elections
Mohamed El-Gendy will run as individual in Sharabeya-Zawyea district
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The re-writing of history in the Mubarak verdict
Court claims Muslim Brotherhood responsible for shooting at police, demonstrators, during 25 January Revolution
Court to decide Mubarak’s fate on Saturday
Alaa and Gamal Mubarak, former interior minister Habib Al-Adly, six close aides and fugitive businessman Hussein Salem also face court verdicts
Al-Sisi calls on Egyptians to âline upâ for the country
The president and interior minister give speeches in the graduation ceremony of policemen from the Police Academy
Protest Law to be appealed before SCC
An NGO and a law centre had both filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the infamous law
President establishes committee for legislative reform
The committee will be tasked with drafting and revising draft legislations prepared by the state
Mansour granted top state honour
Former president ended his interim rule on Sunday, 8 June, handing over power to Al-Sisi
Mansour delivers farewell speech
âI hand over the state to the president entrusted by the people,â interim president says
Mansour revokes Morsiâs presidential pardons
Al-Jamaa Al-Islamiya condemns the decision, which affects 12 of its members
Cabinet to resign following presidential elections: Mehleb
Prime Minister says resignation comes in line with laws, constitution
Parties condemn draft Parliamentary Elections Law
Political movements wary of a return to Mubarak-era practices due to the new draft
Political parties, groups support calls to drop Protest Law
Many people have been arrested and sentenced to jail time under the controversial law
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
The 2014 Egyptian Constitution:Without accountability, checks or balances
The following is the first of a two part article by the Arab Reform Initiative, an independent research network, concerning the 2014 constitutionâs treatment of human rights and the separation of powers in the government. The first part, below, addresses the constitutionâs articles concerning the military and security apparatus. The second part, dealing with the …
South Africa concerned about terrorism in Egypt: South African State Security Minister
A South African delegation visits Egypt for the first time since Morsiâs ouster
Security apparatus failed to protect citizens from terrorism: NGOs
NGOs accuse security apparatus of restricting freedoms under the pretext of the âwar on terrorismâ
Mansour describes passing constitution as a âgood choiceâ
Interim president addresses the nation without resolving the issue of whether presidential or parliamentary elections would be held next
Presidential decree grants prisoner pardons
Prisoners charged with crimes that pose âinternal and external threats to state securityâ will not be pardoned
Mansour meets NCHR chairman
Fayek briefs the interim president on Mandelaâs memorial, which he attended on the latterâs behalf
Mansour holds second national dialogue session over the roadmap
Interim president establishes fact-finding committee to look into violent incidents of the past six months
Cabinet approves amendment of law governing the press
New amendment allows Supreme Press Council to elect chairmen and editors of state-owned newspapers
Mansour holds first national dialogue on roadmap
Several political movements and youth representatives participated in the seven-hour exchange
Three presidential decrees enacted
Mansour amends articles related to traffic law, prison lands and voters abroad
Political movements condemn Protest Law
Activists submit notice for a protest against the law; movements say the law violates basic rights
President issues Protest Law
The draft version submitted by cabinet was highly criticised by domestic and international human rights organisations
Tantawi to testify in Mubarak trial
Trial of ousted president Hosni Mubarak adjourned until 14 December to hear other witness statements
‘Trial of the century’ resumes
Witness statements for charges directed at Mubarak, former interior minister and six of his aides, heard
Draft protest law criticised
Political groups and human rights movements call on interim president to scrap bill approved by cabinet
Suggestions to trim State Council’s jurisdiction stir controversy
State Council rejects proposed articles in Constituent Assembly which might see parts of its jurisdiction handed over to Administrative Prosecution