Latest in Tag: DNE Highlight
Latest in Tag: DNE
Mass protester killings going unanswered: HRW, Amnesty International, 11 NGOs
Statement recommends establishing an “effective independent fact-finding committee” to investigate unlawful killings
Barclays Egypt launches ‘Barclays Direct’ service for wages
“Barclays Direct” is one of the leading initiatives allowing the blending of financial services for both clients and commercials, which enables the bank to attain its strategy of being an integrated bank through expanding the clients’ accounts, enhancing Barclays Egypt’s market competitiveness.
Refugees from Syria released
Despite conflicting figures all parties agree most refugees from Syria have been released
Amnesty highlights human rights violations in Egypt’s draft constitution
The human rights watchdog acknowledges current draft is better despite existing violations
Al-Dostour Party condemns boycotting the referendum
Al-Dostour Party remains neutral between Yes and No in referendum while Al-Nour Party announces campaign in support of draft constitution
Foreign Minister discusses issues facing Muslim World in OIC address
Events of last three years confirm Egypt is on path to democracy, says Fahmy
Human rights lawyer blames prosecution for ‘rampaging’ torture in Egypt
Putting an end to torture requires political will, says Negad El-Borai
Iron and steel workers’ strike escalates
Workers rally outside the holding company headquarters on 14th day of strikes
Omar Samra only Egyptian and Arab to qualify for space travel
Egyptian adventurer wins trip to space
Photography exhibition: ‘Facets of Indo-Islamic Architecture in India’
New exhibition organized by Indian Embassy explores shared heritage
Egypt’s others
“Old Regime Remnants”, “The traditional forces”, “The ruling elite”, “Mubarak supporters” and “Army Boot-lickers” are all names used to describe what some people believe to be Egypt’s strongest political force, the felool. They are the fourth player in post-revolution’s Egypt political field after the Islamists, liberals and revolutionaries; yet, there is very little written about …
Op-ed review: The new constitution
The upcoming referendum on the new constitution has been on the minds of many columnists. Predictably, many columns are concerned with dissecting the new constitution and exploring its pros and cons. The constitution and its political and geographic disasters Mohamed Othman Al-Khesht Al Watan Newspaper Columnist Al-Khesht explores how the political blunders following after 25 …
Message on international anti-corruption day
By Ban Ki-Moon Corruption suppresses economic growth by driving up costs, and undermines the sustainable management of the environment and natural resources. It breaches fundamental human rights, exacerbates poverty and increases inequality by diverting funds from health care, education and other essential services. The malignant effects of corruption are felt by billions of people everywhere. …
Tripartite talks continue in Sudan
Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Mohamed Abdel Moteleb continues meeting with counterparts in Khartoum
Dozens arrested in Al-Azhar University clashes
Students Against the Coup clash with security forces in Al-Azhar University; at least 48 students arrested
Former Al-Ahram chairman released
Investigations judge had ordered detention of former Al-Ahram official for 15 days
Sudan’s Bashir unveils new government after reform calls
It was the most serious split in years within Bashir’s National Congress Party (NCP), which has faced internal criticism over alleged corruption and stagnant leadership.
Pentagon chief talks drones with Pakistan PM
Ties have been seriously strained over US drone strikes in Pakistan’s tribal belt as well as over sanctuaries for Afghan Taliban insurgents inside Pakistan’s borders.
Turkish journalist released after 115 days in jail
Metin Turan, a reporter for Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT), was arrested during violent clashes in August
Misr Al-Qawia calls for No vote on constitution
The moderate Islamist party urges Egyptians to reject proposed amended constitution, strongly criticises transitional roadmap
Shura Council protesters referred to criminal court
Charges include injuring a public servant and stealing his personal wireless device, lawyers were verbally informed of the decision
Four Alexandria activists are issued arrest warrants
The list includes prominent activists Hassan Mustafa and Mahienour Al-Masry
Cabinet understands need to provide workers with incentives: spokesman
A meeting was held between officials from the Iron and Steel Factory and labour and union representatives
Fahmy to participate in OIC Council of Foreign Ministers
Foreign minister to “present the Egyptian vision” for the Islamic world in Guinea
Trial of activists Douma, Maher, and Adel adjourned to 22 December
Protest Law is not constitutional, says Douma’s lawyer
America’s unlearned lessons
By Michael Young, NOW. Afghanistan all over again After the 11 September 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, you would often hear from Americans that Washington had botched the aftermath of the civil war in Afghanistan. Instead of helping stabilise the country after having armed the Afghanis in their struggle against the Russian occupation, …
MENA youth refuse to step down despite setbacks
By Aisha Habli Beirut – The glow of the Arab Spring wore off in the media a while ago. Violence, internal division and widespread frustration have replaced the hopeful scenes of youth standing up to demand change. But have youth really stepped back from the frontlines of such change? I followed up with my peers, …
Refugees from Syria set to be released
Lawyers are currently finalising the release of detained Syrian refugees
Clashes erupt at Mansoura University
Students Against the Coup and security forces exchange blows after the latter storm university campus
ETUF encourages labourers to vote Yes in constitutional referendum
Clamor inside conference hall after dismissed workers chant against the chairman and constitution