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58 entities, 44 human rights defenders in solidarity with 17 Al-Sabbagh case defendants

Suspects face protest charges, include three eyewitnesses

New technical committee to examine ‘video evidence’ in Al Jazeera retrial

Journalist Mohamed Fahmy’s passport ‘still missing’

Photojournalist Gamal Ziada starts hunger strike in prison

Previous strike lasted for 98 days, says brother

‘I have been under torture for 3 days’: Photojournalist Gamal Ziada

Defence lawyer optimistic about progress in court case

Presidential decree issued to settle corruption cases

Amendments to Criminal Code aim to provide corruption case defendants way to reconcile with state

Al-Sisi discusses Palestinian cause at summit sidelines

Israel uninvited, despite president’s opinion praising relations with Netanyahu

Italy, UK, EU express wish to join Al-Sisi’s Libyan counterterrorism efforts

Al-Sisi discusses regional affairs with European representatives at Economic Summit

‘1980 and Upwards’: The youth’s pain relief

A play that many have watched over and over

Photojournalist Gamal Ziada writes from inside prison

“The three encounters with the police officer who ruined my life forever,” letter reads

Egypt’s International Women’s Day usually celebrated in marches demanding rights

2015’s new demands add up to old unachieved ones

Dual-citizenship holders to run in parliament for first time in years

‘Those behind the law imposing the sole Egyptian nationality doubted others’ patriotism,’ says expert

Photojournalist facing trial on terrorism charges

Ahmed Gamal Ziada to stand before court’s branch in charge of terrorism affairs

12 minors acquitted of charges among 25 January anniversary detainees

68 others await trial on Tuesday

Egypt’s face of justice: Court considers labelling 6 April ‘terrorist organisation’

Judicial system a joke, movement will not respect court verdicts, says spokesperson

Egypt’s face of justice: Trial of 80 protesters arrested on 25 January anniversary

“Judges who hate the revolution have orders to take its icons down,” says lawyer

Alaa Abdel Fattah, 24 others await verdict in Shura Council trial

Expect charges with violence and illegal assembly to replace “prosecution’s failure to prove assaults on police officer”, says defence lawyer

Steel tycoon refused application for 2015 parliament

Ezz’s empty space leaves competition for liberals vs Islamists

192 Egyptians among first group to return from Libya via Tunisia

Foreign Ministry operation room says Libyan authorities closed Ras Ajdir border crossing

Libyan crisis highlights political parties’ weakness

Parliament will keep marginalising Christian community unless state expresses serious interest in issue, says rights activist

Egypt asks international community not to selectively fight terrorism

“IS is only a faction, there are other extremist groups that are as dangerous,” says Foreign Ministry spokesperson

Egypt fights IS: What are the options?

Decision lies between joining US-led coalition and possible Italy-led European regional coalition

Houthi spokesperson slams GCC as UNSC seeks Yemen escalation

‘Egypt’s military to stay out of conflict unless Bab El-Mandab straight threatens Suez Canal navigation’, say experts

Militant insurgency, curfew will restrict electoral process: Sinai political parties

When asked about how the current insurgency will affect the electoral process, Hasona added that it will have a negative effect on both the voters and the candidates. “In tribal communities, discussion sessions usually take place after sunset.

Adham Youssef

February 14, 2015