Egyptâs 25 January Revolution left Egyptâs modern history with many unanswered questions. Who opened the prisons and released scores of prisoners? Who torched police stations? Where did the police go on the night of 28 January? Who were the thousands of armed men who attacked protesters in Tahrir Square on 2 February, 2011? Or, …
Two years after the deadly Battle of the Camel, the people behind the attack have yet to be brought to justice
A common practice in Egypt has been to label your opposition as thugs, anti-Islamists or remnants of the former regime. These kabels are applied all too frequently and all too easily, as a means to justify one group’s actions over another. a closer look at the battle that took place on 2 February 2011 shows there were legitimate grounds for concern among the “regime remnants” that attacked the square that day; just as the revolutionaries fought for their lives, so too did their opposition
Date coincides with separate protest against constitution
All suspects charged in connection with the ‘battle of the camel’ have been acquitted
A law suit filed against the independent news channelâs popular show is being reviewed by the commissionersâ body in the administrative court
The head of the Illicit Gains Authority referred ex-head of the Shura Council, Safwat Al-Sherif, to court on Wednesday for abusing their powers in order to achieve illicit gains
