Latest in Tag: Trial Highlight
Latest in Tag: Trial
Two NGOs condemn renewed detention for university student
Student is being investigated for contempt of religion
In Pictures: Police violently disperses protest against military trials and protest law (2)
Egyptian police dispersed a protest held infront of the Shura Council building, against the military trials for civilians and the newly issued protest law. Police used water cannons and teargas to disperse the crowd, and arrested at least 33 activists. Photos by AFP
ANHRI condemns prosecutor general’s media blackouts
Earlier this week Prosecutor General Hesham Barakat issued media blackouts on four high profile cases
Mubarak’s sons’ release request denied
New evidence surfacing
Seven children investigated after Mohamed Mahmoud clashes
Children’s lawyer says they are facing an array of charges
Trial of 21 Alexandria detainees begins
Security forces responsible for bringing the defendants to the courthouse failed to do so, lawyers say
21 Alexandria detainees to face trial
Prosecutors decided on Monday to try the group of female protesters arrested last month
6 April Youth Movement dissolution ruling postponed
6 April media coordinator calls trial “a joke”
Tantawi to testify in Mubarak trial
Trial of ousted president Hosni Mubarak adjourned until 14 December to hear other witness statements
AFTE holds presser for Al-Azhar students sentenced to 17 years
The court’s verdict is against the law: AFTE lawyer
Abu Ismail forgery trial begins
The former presidential candidate is also being charged with inciting murder and defamation of police officers
Youssef and company seek to terminate ties with CBC
“Al-Bernameg” says it will take any legal action necessary to part ways with its broadcaster
‘Trial of the century’ resumes
Witness statements for charges directed at Mubarak, former interior minister and six of his aides, heard
Constitution to ensure decentralisation in governorate systems
The assembly did not allocate a quota for minorities in the parliament
Morsi supporters to march against ‘retaliatory justice’
Supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi to carry out Friday protests amid closures of Tahrir, Nahda and Rabaa Al-Adaweya squares
ANHRI denounces Al-Galad’s trial
The organisation criticises the judges’ reaction to criticism, calling on them to “defend freedom of speech”
Police officers’ trial postponed
Officers tried for the killing of 37 prisoners, while victims’ lawyers request for trial to be referred to felonies court
Prosecution begins investigation of Youssef
Mohamed Fathy, spokesman for “Al-Bernameg,” told the Daily News Egypt that neither Youssef nor the show’s production team have been notified of the investigation by the prosecutor’s office.
Morsi’s political trial
Egyptians are fortunate enough to witness two deposed presidents being tried in less than two years. After 30 years of political stagnation Egypt suddenly shows a very high president turnover! Despite the huge difference between both men, Morsi and Mubarak, their presidential pattern has been very similar with exception to the difference in resilience, of …
Trial date set for Brotherhood supreme guide, FJP vice chairman
Mohamed Badie and Essam Al-Erian to face trial in December for involvement in Nahda square clashes, incitement of violence
Egypt after the trial
By Dr. Ronald Meinardus For me, the best news on 4 November, the day of the historic trial of former President Mohamed Morsi, was that Egypt for a change did not bewail fatal victims of politically inspired clashes. Blood and death have become an earmark of Egyptian politics; the continuous violence has contributed to the …
The trial
Last Monday was the trial of ex-President Morsi, and as expected, it was a circus. The deposed president looked healthy in a grey suit, walking into a cage of senior MB members dressed in prison whites, who were cheering him as president and holding up the Rabaa sign. As expected, he repeatedly shouted that he …
Journalists in Egypt continue to face harassment
Numerous attacks on journalists outside the Police Academy on Monday were reported
Morsi’s trial sparks reactions in Egypt and beyond
Islamists across the Arab World decry court’s legitimacy
UAE tries 20 Egyptians for attempting to topple government
Defendants accused of affiliation with Muslim Brotherhood; HRW voices concern over the nature of the charges
Update: Morsi supporters block Cairo’s ring road
Thousands of pro-Morsi demonstrators march on first day of former president’s trial
In Pictures: Morsi supporters clash with CSF, opposing protestors in front of High Court
Supporters of deposed president Mohamed Morsi clashed with central security forces and opposing demonstrators outside downtown’s High Court on Monday afternoon following Morsi’s first appearance in court for inciting the killing of protestors in December 2012. Police fired tear gas at Morsi supporters both east and west of the High Court on Ramses Street, while …
In Pictures: Morsi supporters demonstrate against former president’s trial (2)
Supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi congregated by the Police Academy – where he is currently on trial – early Monday morning. A few hundred protesters chanted against Defense Minister Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi, demanding the release of the ousted president. e to the unruly behavior of the defendants and the crowd inside the court house. Photos By Ahmed Al-Malky
Update: Morsi supporters attacked in Alexandria
16 arrested in violence around a pro-Morsi protest
In Pictures: Morsi supporters demonstrate against former president’s trial
Supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi congregated by the Police Academy – where he is currently on trial – early Monday morning. A few hundred protesters chanted against Defense Minister Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi, demanding the release of the ousted president. State media reported that the judge presiding over the case adjourned the session as soon as it it began due …