Egypt executions show ‘profound disregard for human rights’: ICJ
Days after executions, Egyptian courts postpone examination of lawsuit that demanded halt of capital punishment
6th April plans June protest action
"Things continue to go from bad to worse," spokesperson says
Security forces ‘using sexual violence to crush, torture and humiliate’: FIDH
State-affiliated NCHR official confirms government’s “campaign of wide scale repression”
Editor-in-chief investigated for publishing ‘false news’
Press Syndicate condemns move, demands prosecution to abide by law
Journalists’ call for action on 10 June determined ‘not to fail’
Organisation and mobilisation for strike to achieve demands from their institutions
Student deaths on campus reach 20 since 2013
Anas El-Mahdy is second student this academic year to die from violence on campus
Capital punishment and the question of fair trials
Growing need for social dialogue in Egyptian society over capital punishment, says anthropology professor Reem Saad
Morsi verdict sparks further international condemnation
Protests ongoing in Turkey, Germany and UK add to international condemnations list
Swedish team accidently discovers temple remains at quarry near Aswan
Minister of Antiquities Mamdouh Al-Damaty said the discovery is “highly important”, because it means the area had sanctity and religious rituals were practised there, highlighting its other uses aside from…
Alkutub: A literary channel towards interdependent community
Exactly one year ago, entrepreneur Mohamed Neamatalla shared one exceptional post online, asking all social media user to join his initiative. Neamatalla wanted to reach out and care for the…