Latest in Tag: Dostour Highlight
Latest in Tag: Dostour
Al-Dostour Party designates Khaled Dawoud as new president
Party didnât have chairperson for over a year
Al-Dostour Party elections set for 26 June
Candidate application deadline is scheduled for Thursday
âHuman life has become cheapâ: Al-Ahram
Article in state-owned newspaper follows caustic reports in newspapers Al-Masry Al-Youm and Al-Dostour that targeted police violations
New elections coalition formed to run for all seats
Karama insists on participation despite concerns from coalition over elections
Parliamentary coalitions begin formation for elections
Political parties regroup in preparation for upcoming parliamentary elections
Cabinet to draft law to protect senior state’s officials’ âactions based on good intentionsâ
Prospective draft law stirs wide range of reactions
Tamarod and ESDP announce electoral alliance
Announcement comes amid recent trend of mergers in and alliances in political scene
Al-Dostour and ESDP form joint committee to set up merger
Committee formed in response to calls to unite civil forces: ESDP leader
Assassination attempt on Minister likely suicide bombing: MOI
Groups and parties condemn the attempted assassination, which injured 21 people
Al-Dostour Party defends ElBaradei, NSF spokesperson resigns
Al-Dostour Party calls attacks on ElBaradei âa smear campaign,â as NSF spokesperson resigns over security crackdown on Morsi supporters
One reported dead after clashes on Wednesday
Clashes in several governorates between pro-Morsi protesters, pro-army, and locals on Wednesday
Al-Dostour party welcomes interim cabinet’s decision to suspend prison sentencing for âinsulting the presidentâ
The party called on the government to continue towards the abolition of the charge of “insulting the president”, according to their statement.
Opposition rejects constitutional declaration
The Egyptian Social Democratic Party, Al-Dostour Party and Al-Tayar Al-Shaâaby have expressed discontent with the latest constitutional declaration.
Civil disobedience spreading
Government buildings closed in Port Said and Qaliubiya
3 dead and 15 injured in Assiut clashes
Protesters blame FJP members for shooting randomly at them, while FJP denies, blames media for inciting people
“Leave” protests start in different governorates
Tamarod calls for the protests in preparation for 30 June
Clashes erupt at Ismailia courthouse
Rejection of request to replace judge sparks confrontations between FJP and Al-Dostour Party members
FJP memberâs house attacked
Islamist party blames Tamarod movement
Political figures react to SCC ruling
The Supreme Constitutional Court ruled the Shura Council and Constituent Assembly were formed illegally
Mixed responses to cabinet reshuffle
Parties criticise âlack of transparency and vaguenessâ of reshuffle process
Morsi officially withdraws complaints against media
Prosecutor General terminates investigations with media figures
Ain Shams university suspends classes
In a press conference held by student movements at Aim Shams University, students announced protests would escalate if the university does not heed their demands
IMF meets with opposition figures
Mohamed ElBaradei, Hamdeen Sabahy and Amr Hamzawy among opposition figures meeting International Monetary Fund delegation
Ashton meets president, opposition figures
The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton says she is concerned about sectarian violence in Egypt
Engineers protest against Morsi
Engineers reject the Presidentâs appearance at Egyptian Engineersâ Day celebration
Dostour newspaper owner threatens to end sit-in by force
Members of the newspaper have been protesting demanding better wages and contracts
Opposition marches to Al-Qubba presidential palace
Protesters stress they are civilians who are not politically affiliated, but are unhappy with the status quo
Opposition prepares for another Friday of protests
Parties and movements set to march to the presidential palace and Tahrir Square in âFriday of Dignity or Leavingâ
All broken up: new coalitions form as old electoral alliances die out
The race for parliamentary seats has started early