Security forces used batons and water cannons to disperse a protest by refugees in front of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in 6th of October City on Sunday, according to several eyewitnesses. Police arrested a number of protesters and confiscated phones from several others to prevent any pictures …

A Giza criminal court ordered the release of satirist and video blogger Shady Abu Zaid with probationary measures late on Saturday, according to his lawyers.

An Egyptian court on Saturday began hearing a high-profile case of blackmail and sexual assault that released a wave of accusations against prominent men in Egypt.

Dozens of anti-government protesters took to the streets in the Egyptian governorate of Giza on Sunday, despite heightened security in the country in advance of anticipated demonstrations.

The family of a detained witness in the Fairmont Hotel rape case has demanded that Egypt provide a medical examination to determine her mental health.

Egypt’s Public Prosecution has imprisoned four non-commissioned police officers on Saturday over beating to death a man called “Islam the Australian”, held in custody at Giza’s al-Munib Police Station.

Despite promises of justice and assurances of anonymity, Egyptian authorities are pursuing the prosecution of several witnesses in a high-profile gang rape case, accusing them of working to damage the country’s image.

A young man has died inside the El Ahram Police CheckPoint in Egypt in mysterious circumstances.

The Imbaba Misdemeanor Court in Giza issued Egypt’s first ever verdict in a bullying case on Sunday, with two defendants sentenced to two years imprisonment and a fine of LE100,00 for their involvement in racist bullying.

The Giza Criminal Court on Tuesday sentenced seven defendants to 15 years in prison each, and acquitted two others, in re-trial procedures over burning a church in Kerdasa village back in 2013.