I-Score to sign cooperation protocol with Ministry of Justice to provide bankruptcy data
Company signed cooperation protocol with ITDA to automate commercial register customers bank query
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Administrative Court suspends government freeze to Abu Trika’s assets
The verdict is âfinalâ and âenforceableâ, says Abu Trikaâs lawyer
Retired army officerâs son âforcibly disappearedâ, in custody for over 70 days
Family fears Islam Khalil’s killing or unjust imprisonment amid local media silence on case
NGOs, NCHR demand revision, participation in drafting anti-terror law
Government promises to take into consideration concerns raised over press freedom
Committee rejects Abu Trikaâs appeal over assets freeze
Abu Trikaâs assets were frozen following the committeeâs decision to confiscate properties belonging to a company the former footballer had shares in
Forensic department spokesperson sacked
Spokesperson was investigated over TV interview comments on activist Shaimaa Al-Sabbaghâs killing
Security challenges still major concern
Despite optimistic assessments from armed forces, situation remains volatile
Egypt to approve domestic product preference laws before February 2015: Prime Minister
Legislative Reform Committee will refer Egyptian product preference law to legislative committee of the State Council for approval
3 finance institutions request private sector project funding: Finance Minister
These institutions include the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the European Investment Bank (EIB)
Governmental committee freezes assets of 702 Brotherhood members
The committee places 87 Brotherhood-affiliated schools under the Education Ministryâs supervision
Judges for Egypt movement to be investigated
Supreme Judicial Council asks new Minister of Justice to investigate movement for breaking judicial authority law
Egyptâs right to information law
Ninety-three countries worldwide have passed right to information (RTI) laws. Among Arab countries, Jordan was the first to take the initiative in 2007, followed by Tunisia in 2011 after the Jasmine revolution, and Yemen in 2012. Now it is Egyptâs turn to pass its right to information law in an attempt to improve economic conditions for investments, establish a system of accountability and fight a long legacy of corruption deeply embedded in the Egyptian state. However, two years after the revolution, the country is still struggling with its draft of an RTI law, mainly due to the implicit resilience and restrictions different parts of the Egyptian government are imposing in the drafting process. The Daily News Egypt untangles the debate around the RTI draft, examines the main issues of the draft and what benefits it may bring to Egypt if it were to be passed.
Justice conference cancelled: minister
Minister of justice says conference proposed by Morsi will not take place
Witness protection law criticised
EIPR and other human rights organisations highlight the law’s loopholes
Morsi meets with two new ministers
President Mohamed Morsi hosted the ministers of justice and investment at the presidential palace on Monday
Shura Council committee discusses protest law
The upper house of parliamentâs Committee on Constitutional and Legislative Affairs to discuss the judiciary law on Monday
Brotherhood’s Friday demonstrations
Opposition and some Salafi groups criticise Brotherhood-led protest
Al-Wasat calls for judicial reform and new government
Islamist party blames information and justice ministers for having counter-revolutionary elements in their ranks
Mekki proposes pan-Arab stolen funds court
Minister of Justice Ahmed Mekki says developed nations have obligation to stop smuggling of stolen funds using their own courts
SLA rejects Supreme Administrative Courtâs decision
State Litigation Authority warns Ministry of Justice from intervening in its jurisdiction
Egypt working to join International Criminal Court
National Committee for International Humanitarian Law met Tuesday to establish goals
Protest law will infringe on human rights
Human rights organisations highlight fears that draft protest law will restrict freedoms and increase police violence
Minister of justice denies systematic torture by Ministry of Interior
The ministerâs comment was made during a meeting of the committee tasked to draft the Information Act
Ministry of Justice urges calm
Judges seek resolve to current impasse surrounding prosecutor general
Judiciary to investigate referendum violations
Justice minister appoints judges to investigate violations for the first time in Egyptian electoral history
Illicit Gains Authority to arrest Mubarak-era parliament speaker
Ahmad Fathi Sorour is wanted in connection with an investigation on his personal wealth.