Members of the European parliament have expressed solidarity with the Egyptian-Palestinian politician Ramy Shaath and other human rights activists detained in Egypt and are calling for their release.
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Contractor Mohamed Ali referred to urgent criminal trial
Egypt’s Tax Evasion Prosecution has referred fugitive contractor Mohamed Ali, known for his of towards President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s regime, to urgent criminal trial on charges of tax evasion.
Read More » } ?>Egypt detains three journalists for publishing ‘fake news’ after damning human rights report
Egypt security services imprisoned three journalists for 15 days on Wednesday for “spreading false news”. The Egyptian Supreme State Security Prosecution (SSSP) decision took place on the same day that Amnesty International published a report saying that the prosecution service had built a “parallel justice system” in Egypt, using anti-terror legislation …
Read More » } ?>Amnesty: Egypt’s State Security prosecution operating as a ‘sinister tool of repression’
A new report published by Amnesty International exposes how Egypt’s Supreme State Security Prosecution (SSSP) is routinely misusing counter-terror legislation to prosecute thousands of peaceful critics and suspend guarantees to fair trial.
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The Cairo Criminal Court sentenced seven defendants to death by hanging on Monday over their involvement in the killing of 8 police officers in 2016 in a case dubbed by the media the “Helwan microbus cell.”
Read More » } ?>Egypt jails Coptic rights activist on charges of ‘terrorism’
An Egyptian prosecutor ordered on Monday for Coptic rights activist Ramy Kamel to be held under provisional detention on charges of joining a terrorist organisation and spreading false news, his lawyer said.
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Egypt’s Supreme State Security Prosecution has ordered 15 fans of Al-Ahly Sports Club (known as Ultras Ahlawy) to be detained for 15 days pending investigations.
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Egypt’s top prosecutor on Saturday ordered a criminal trial against the train conductor who forced two street vendors without tickets to jump off a moving train, leaving one of them dead and the other injured, Amr Adib reports.
Read More » } ?>General Prosecution releases more people arrested over 20 September protests
Egypt’s Attorney General Hamada Al-Sawy ordered the release of a number of individuals who were arrested over the 20 September demonstrations, after their presence in the incidents was proven not intended.
Read More » } ?>Public Prosecution inspection team finds conditions in Tora ‘adequate’ despite widespread prisoner accounts of abuse, medical negligence
Conditions inside Cairo’s notorious Tora Prison Complex are “adequate,” according to the findings of an inspection team assigned by the Public Prosecution.
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