Latest in Tag: Rabaa Al-Adaweya Highlight
Latest in Tag: Rabaa Al-Adaweya
Iâm a photojournalist with no affiliations whatsoever: Shawkan to judge
The trial of Shawkan and 738 defendants was adjourned to 10 December to examine further evidence
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It has been just over three years since the dispersal of the Rabaa Al-Adaweya and Nahda sit-ins. It has been over three years since one of the biggest state perpetrated and sanctioned massacres in modern human history, as described by Human Rights Watch, and unless you marked the day of the anniversaryÂâ14 Augustâyou probably haven’t …
Brotherhood vows to remain âpeacefulâ, calls for unity on third Rabaa anniversary
Former leading figure claims Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in was armed, amid discontent from current members
Calls to investigate Rabaa dispersal amid continued divide in narratives
Three years on, the perpetual indifference to opposing narratives is the sign of a divided society
Photojournalist Shawkanâs case adjourned to 6 September
Muslim Brotherhood leaders and co-defendants in case demand investigations into torture claims
House of Representatives rejects Irish parliamentâs request to release Halawa
Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa is accused in the Al-Fatah mosque case
Court rules retrial of 7 defendants in Ismailia clashes case
The defendants were previously sentenced to life in prison in May
Court sentences Badie to life on charges of violence
Another 20 defendants received 10 years, while eight more were given 15 years, and 20 were given three years.
Shawkanâs trial âone outrage after the otherâ: CPJ
Court adjourned detained photojournalistâs trial to 26 March, as defence lawyers expect trial to exceed 1 year
Abdul Hamid appointed head of Forensic Medicine Authority
Hisham Abdul Hamid was previously dismissed over press comments
Court postpones retrial of 11 defendants accused of murdering Kerdasa police officer
Farrag was killed from a distance of approximately 20 metres with a live round that hit him on the right side of his chest, testified the former Forensics Authority spokesman
âPro-Morsiâ judgesâ appeal postponed to 14 December
The judges are accused of signing statement in support of former president Mohamed Morsi
Cassation court annuls death sentences against 6 defendants in Kerdasa police killings
The Giza Criminal Court, presided over by Judge Nagy Shehata, had sentenced the defendants to death in February
âRabaa operations roomâ journalistsâ appeal to be heard on 1 October
Thirteen journalists received life sentences and one was sentenced to death in the case
Shawkan only journalist among 738 defendants in Rabaa dispersal case
Lawyers to push for the detaineeâs release before December trial
Shawkanâs first trial session set for 12 December
ANHRI filed a report to the Prosecutor General Tuesday demanding Shawkanâs release
Lawsuit demands banning âRabaaâ slogan in elections
Administrative court postponed lawsuit to Tuesday
Ministry of Interior denies hackers took down official website
âAnonymous Rabaa Squareâ claims to have suspended the operation of numerous governmental websites
Court postpones âstorming of Helwan police stationâ case to 29 September
Police station was stormed then set ablaze, leading to deaths of three police officers and three civilians, and the injury of 19 others
âPro-Morsiâ judgesâ appeal postponed
The judges were accused of participating in politics and supporting a certain political faction over the state
Cairo court postpones âMaspero violenceâ trial to 19 September
The âMaspero violenceâ took place days following the ouster of former president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013
Muslim Brotherhood calls for protests are betrayal to country, religion: Endowments Minister
Friday marks second anniversary of Rabaa Al-Adaweya and Al-Nahda Square sit-ins dispersal
Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide referred to criminal court over Rabaa Al-Adaweya âmilitant sit-inâ
Mohamed Badie, along with a number of the now-banned groupâs members, are accused of murdering citizens and security forces
Shawkan’s trial further delayed to 17 August for âsecurity reasonsâ
Critically ill photojournalist completes 720 days behind bars
Al-Azhar condemns alleged calls for protests on Rabaa Al-Adaweya anniversary
“Al-Azhar Scholars Front” allgedly calls for protests on 14 August, the Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in dispersalâs second anniversary
Rabaa Al-Adaweya Square renamed after assassinated Prosecutor General
The request was made in order to âerase the memoryâ of the Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in, says Head of Judges Club
Shawkan completes 700 days behind bars in longest journalist pre-trial detention
â62 journalists in custody, anti-terrorism law to jail more,â says human rights lawyer
Egyptâs young activists face crackdown, repression: Amnesty International
âThe country has reverted fully to being a police state,â rights group says
Gerry Adams writes to President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi over long-detained Irish teenager
Ibrahim Halawa has been held in a maximum security prison without trial for almost two years
PM arrives in South Africa in Al-Sisiâs place
Legal group that filed case against Al-Sisi said they would have gone to court for an urgent arrest warrant had Al-Sisi attended the summit