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Latest in Tag: police
AFTE outlines ongoing security violations as journalist critically wounded during clashes
At least one person was shot and killed Monday at a Cairo University SAC march
Al-Tayeb in Aswan for reconciliation
The conflict, which extended for days, left 26 people dead and dozens injured
Police captain sentenced to death
A police captain in Qena was found guilty of killing two people in 2012
University security, administrative violations âkilling space for freedom of expressionâ: AFTE
Al-Azhar sees a majority of violations, with two students shot dead on 30 March
Photojournalists hold one-day strike
Participants decry dangerous conditions under which they operate
Administrative security uses police dogs to disperse students at Zagazig University
Two IEDs reportedly found and defused on Cairo University campus before scheduled student protests
At least 1 dead in Friday clashes across Egypt
76 âriotersâ arrested, 5 police injured, interior ministry says
One policeman sentenced to 10 years in Abu Zaabal Vehicle case
Victimsâ lawyers barred from appealing the verdict; survivor describes trial as âmasqueradeâ
More revolution anniversary detainees sentenced
The group sentenced on Saturday is part of a group of over 1,000 people arrested on the third anniversary of the revolution
Lawyers wary of Abou Zaabal vehicle verdict
Four policemen are accused of manslaughter regarding the death of 37 detainees; lawyers representing the victims say they did not testify in court during trial
Trial date for alleged perpetrators of Kerdasa violence set for end of March
Defendants facing trial for the deadly violence that occurred in August and left around a dozen policemen dead in the Giza village
Nine detainees arrested during revolutionary anniversary released
Detention of 22 more detainees arrested from Dokki on 25 January is renewed
Two sentenced to 10 years in Khaled Said murder retrial
Said killing sparked nationwide outrage in late 2010 and is widely viewed as one of the factors that led to the 2011 revolution
In Pictures: Egypt policemen sentenced to 10 years for blogger death
AFP-  Two Egyptian policemen were sentenced to 10 years in jail Monday for the killing of a blogger whose death rallied protesters in the 2011 revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak. The two were sentenced following a retrial for the manslaughter and torture of Khaled Said in June 2010, when they had unlawfully arrested him at …
Police sergeant shot dead in Beni Suef
Attacks on security forces continue leaving one dead and two injured
Egypt gunmen kill police guard of Morsi judge
AFP â Gunmen Friday killed an Egyptian policeman who was on a security team guarding the home of a judge in the jailbreak trial of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, security officials said. Attacks on the security forces have surged since the army ousted the Islamist Morsi last July, and as the military-installed authorities press a …
Ahly wins CAF Super Cup title as performance falters in domestic league
Amr Gamal scores twice to give Ahly their sixth CAF Super Cup title
Faculty members at multiple universities express solidarity with suspended teaching assistant
The teaching assistant was notified last week of a three-month suspension pending investigations
Two dead as security forces targeted in Zagazig
Ministry of Interior was unable to confirm whether the attacks were connected
Why torture the innocent?
By Wael Eskandar Why would the regime arrest and torture someone if they didn’t do anything wrong or if they can prove their innocence? Such a question seems to be a common logical retort by many Egyptians in response to accusations that the regime, personified in its security and judiciary bodies, carries out gross injustices …
Dozens injured after Ultras Ahlawy and police clash
The clashes broke out after Al-Ahly won the African Super Cup after beating a Tunisian team in Cairo
Young and behind bars
The Freedoms Committee in the Press Syndicate hosted a press conference on Sunday evening titled Freedom for the Brave. There, eleven youth groups signed a statement condemning the illegal detention of 22,000 people, many of them youth, who were arbitrarily arrested and are facing human rights violations in police stations and prisons. Khalid Abdel Hamid, …
Three police officers killed by unidentified gunmen
Prime Minister blames the Brotherhood for spate of attacks on security personnel
Police officer suspended for critical poem: ANHRI
Rights watchdog condemns Ministry of Interior for suppressing freedom of speech
Suspects in Beni Suef attack on police caught
Ministry of Interior reveals names of 12 suspects involved in the deadly attack
Police campaign to arrest juveniles yields positive results: Interior ministry
Detentions have been made to combat human trafficking, child labour and juveniles at risk
Policemen protest for better working conditions
Calls for the resignation of the Minister of Interior if the policemenâs demands are not met
YNN team released on bail
Network faces charges of incomplete legal documents required for an operating permit
Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis claims responsibility for Friday bombings
Four bombings on Friday left six dead
In Pictures: Clashes in Alexandria
AFP – Egyptian protesters and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood scatter as a tear gas canister explodes next to them during clashes withEgyptian police in the northern port city of Alexandria on 23 January 2014. Clashes between rival Egyptian students at a university in Alexandria killed at least one student, a supporter of ousted Islamist president …