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Three-hundred Egyptian pilgrims yesterday returned to the Cairo from Saudi Arabia for allegedly “attempting to enter the kingdom with tourism visas.”
Saudi Arabia repatriates 300 Egyptian pilgrims for ‘traveling on tourism visas’
16/07/2019
‘It exists to demobilise opposition’: How Twitter fails Arabs
In this series of articles, Al Jazeera examines how Twitter in the Middle East has changed since the…
10/07/2019
When doctors don’t help: ‘Medical negligence’ in Egypt’s prisons
When former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi died after collapsing in a defendant’s cage in a …
04/07/2019
Rights group: 3,185 extrajudicial killings in Egypt since 2013
The Arab Organisation for Human Rights (AOHR) said as many as 3,185 civilians have been killed by Eg…
26/06/2019
MEE: Egyptian officials threatened Morsi days before death
Mohamed Morsi and Muslim Brotherhood leaders in prison in Egypt were given an ultimatum by top offic…
25/05/2019
762 detainees died in Egypt prisons since coup
Some 762 detainees have died in Egyptian jails since the July 2013 coup, a UK-based human rights gro…
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Egypt: Family of deputy Brotherhood guide persecuted since 2013
The family of Khayrat Al-Shater, deputy to the Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, has been subject to persecution since July 2013 when he refused to accept the military coup against late Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi, Arabi 21 reported yesterday.