The highest survival expectancy for females aged 60-64 years was 18.8 years, compared to18.3 years for males, and the lowest age expectancy (75 years and over) was 8.5 years compared to 9.7 years for males in 2018
The Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) revealed that Egyptian female life expectancy at birth increased to 73.6 years, compared to 70.8 years for males, in 2017. Meanwhile, the average expectancy of females in 2006 was 69.1 years, while for males was 66.5 years. This came according to the CAPMAS report on the …
In the introduction of her best-selling autobiography “A Stolen Life”, in which she wrote about the prolonged sexual assault she encountered during her abduction and the stolen years of her life, with outstanding strength and hope.
US government deeply disappointed by Egyptian courtâs decision, says State Department
The Muslim Brotherhoodâs supreme guide was set to face retrial after he and 182 others were handed death sentences earlier this year
The nephew of former president Mohamed Morsi was sentenced to life imprisonment on Saturday for the attempted murder of a fellow student at Zagazig University, state media reported. Mohamed Said, 25, was a law student at the university until May, when he was suspended due to charges in several different court cases. The charges leading …
Group says there have been âjudicial farcesâ in Egyptâs courts over past 15 months
KrĂ€henbĂŒhl says âPalestinians are not statisticsâ
By Mohammed Nosseir In principle, every citizen deserves a better life; why should people suffer if their lives can be improved? However, a better life wonât be dished out and served up on a golden plate. To lead better lives, citizens should not only work hard, they must abide by a number of values that …
Prison sentences vary from one year to life in prison
Court specialising in terrorism cases sentences the two dozen, allegedly associated to the banned Muslim Brotherhood
Defendants accused of blocking ring road after dispersal of pro-Morsi encampments
Make the choice, to live or not, once and for all.
The former Minister of Interior is citing procedural flaws in his trial as grounds for appeal of his 25 year sentence
