Latest in Tag: Protest law Highlight
Latest in Tag: Protest law
This time, itâs a moment of defeat: Abdel Fattah
âThis is not just about me. Itâs almost as if itâs a war on a whole generation,â says prominent activist Alaa Abdel Fattah
Are there serious doubts regarding the integrity of presidential elections?
Some friends and relatives are surprised at those who question the integrity of the coming elections and wonder why they keep raising doubts concerning their democracy. And if so, what is the available evidence that the elections will be conducted in an undemocratic atmosphere? The truth is, there is serious doubt-raising evidence concerning the coming …
Abdel Fatah, Abdel Rahman released on bail
Demonstrators accused of protesting without a permit
6 April call for redrafting of Protest Law
Petition opposing the controversial Protest Law says Egyptian security is incapable of handling âdemocratic protestsâ
US condemns abuse of political activists on trial
State Department calls on Egypt government to ensure safety for all detainees
Mahalla textile workersâ strike enters eighth day
Thousands gather as other Kafr Al-Dawar workers join in solidarity
Court upholds charges for four Alexandria detainees
Lawyer says there is still room for appeal but it is a process that will take a very long time
Cairo court sentences 16 protesters to prison
Muslim Brotherhood supporters receive five years with hard labour for violating Protest Law
Beblawi accepts Deputy PMâs resignation
Ashraf Al-Sayed Al-Araby temporarily serves as Minister of Foreign Cooperation and Planning
Amnesty International statement condemns âstate violenceâ and âwidespread repressionâ in Egypt
Human rights watchdog calls for interim authorities to âloosen their stranglehold on civil societyâ
Appeal hearing of activists rescheduled for Thursday
Hearing is postponed for security reasons
Appeal date set for sentenced activists
This comes after the sentencing ignited condemnation and criticism from domestic and international groups
After activistsâ sentencing, US concerned for freedom of assembly in Egypt
Latest criticism of the sentencing of three activists has ignited condemnation and criticism
Protesters march to demand the release of jailed activists
Demonstrators also denounce Protest Law and the killing of activist Bassem Mohsen
Activist sentencing draws domestic and international criticism
Sunday’s verdict of three prominent activists is met with ire among political parties and civil society
Update: Activists sentenced to three years in prison
Maher, Douma and Adel found guilty of ârioting, thuggery, using violence against Abdeen Courthouse security personnel, and protesting without MOIâs approvalâ
Three years in prison for activists
Maher, Douma and Adel found guilty of ârioting, thuggery, using violence against Abdeen Courthouse security personnel, and protesting without MOIâs approval.â
Amnesty calls for release of remaining Shura Council, Abdeen protest detainees
Protest in front of Shura Council was âentirely peacefulâ, says human rights watchdog
Downtown demo flaunts defiance of Protest Law
Protest also calls for the release of Shura council detainees
Alaa Abdel Fattah arrest prompts outcry from human rights groups
The prominent activist risks being tortured in police custody, says Amnesty International
Ministry of Interior warns against protests in violation of the law
This warning comes hours ahead of a scheduled protest by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi
Arrests for violations of protest law continue
Human Rights Watch condemns police action at Tuesday Shura Council protest
Al-Nour Party chairman calls for withdrawal of Protest Law
UN Secretary General calls on interim government to âconsider amendments to the lawâ
Ashton and Bahaa El-Din sign EUR 90m assistance package
EU foreign policy chief concerned over security forces dispersal of protests and arrests
Thousands demonstrate against Protest Law
Released Shura council detainees file complaints against MOI
Government wavers on Protest Law
The Egyptian Organisation for Human Rights calls on the government to amend the law
Shura Council protest dispersals show âcontinuation of an oppressive stateâ: Misr Al Qaweya Party
Political groups denounce the attack on peaceful protests and call for the abolishment of the Protest Law
Interior Ministry denies releasing top female activists in desert
24 male detainees face prosecution; rights organisations outraged by arrests
El-Beblawi to form committee to evaluate Protest Law
The Egyptian Organisation for Human Rights calls on the government to amend the law
NoMilTrials protest dispersed; prominent activists detained
33 arrested inside Shura Council prompts 10 Constituent Assembly members to suspend work; additional protests held in Talaat Harb Square