Alleged SCAF leaks referred to military prosecution in Morsi trail
Next session of ousted president’s trial will resume on Wednesday
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Prosecution given unsatisfactory evidence by the Ministry of Interior in cases related to killing protesters, says expert
Read More →The re-writing of history in the Mubarak verdict
Court claims Muslim Brotherhood responsible for shooting at police, demonstrators, during 25 January Revolution
Read More →Defence in Morsi espionage trial denies Muslim Brotherhood-US collaboration
Morsi is charged with collaborating with “foreign elements”
Read More →Brotherhood Deputy’s son-in-law held 15 days pending investigations
Ahmed Tharwat arrested on Saturday, and reportedly remained silent during interrogations
Read More →4 Muslim Brotherhood members handed death sentences in ‘headquarters trial’
Court to rule on remaining defendants on 28 February
Read More →Morsi’s defence presents alleged SCAF phone leaks in espionage trial
Prosecutor general to launch an investigation into the recordings
Read More →7 defendants receive death sentences in second Rafah massacre case
Another 22 defendants received 15 years in prison
Read More →Draft law on ‘terrorist entities’ could silence civil society: Rights group
Labelling groups “terrorist” will not stop violence, says Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies
Read More →WHO demands end to ‘virginity tests’
Recent WHO handbook states “there is no place for virginity testing” and it has “no scientific validity”
Read More →Prosecution appeals Mubarak trial verdict
The prosecution tasked a team with studying the reasoning behind the verdict right after it was issued
Read More →Democratic Current launches campaign to retry Mubarak
Alliance condemns use of violence against anti-Mubarak protesters
Read More →‘Al-Fatah Mosque clashes’ trial adjourned
Defendants were “unable to attend” the trial, say state media
Read More →Rabaa ‘operations room’ trial adjourned
Activist Mohamed Soltan’s hunger strike continues
Read More →Police assault, detain journalists covering protests near Tahrir Square
Journalists were covering new protests in Abdel Moneim Riyadh Square, a day after the violent dispersal of demonstrations left two people dead
Read More →Legal reading into Mubarak’s verdict
Lawyer says it is possible the case will be taken back to court
Read More →Mubarak verdict sparks angry reactions
Students vow to protest on campus; parties to sue Mubarak
Read More →Bahraini king congratulates Mubarak on favourable court verdict
The Gulf monarchy itself subdued an Arab Spring-inspired rebellion in 2011
Read More →Court ‘terrorises’ defence lawyers on cabinet clashes case: Lawyers’ Syndicate
Court refers syndicate statement to prosecution for insults, defence lawyers withdraw from cabinet clashes case
Read More →Cairo court postpones Shura Council appeal verdict to 23 November
Verdict of El Raml police station case postponed as well by Alexandria Misdemeanour Court, to 8 December
Read More →Badie not in court for retrial due to security reasons
The Muslim Brotherhood’s supreme guide was set to face retrial after he and 182 others were handed death sentences earlier this year
Read More →Prosecution refers drivers responsible for Beheira bus crash to court
The crash left 18 school students dead
Read More →Suez lawyers strike over police assault claim
Lawyers were attacked by riot police inside court, says Lawyers Syndicate head
Read More →56 judges suspended over ‘Brotherhood support’
Judges referred to the disciplinary committee for signing pro-Morsi statement
Read More →73 detainees referred to court
Defendants charged with joining illegal group and disturbing the public peace
Read More →Final ruling for the OCI postponed to 4 November
Government seeking to settle tax dispute worth an estimated EGP 7bn
Read More →36 referred to court for forming ‘terrorist’ group
Police arrested 22 members, including the founder, with remaining 14 still at large
Read More →GUC Students Union to meet university administration
‘Semester drop’ demanded for arbitrarily expelled student
Read More →Former presidential spokesman trial postponed to 18th October
Yasser Ali has been held since December 2013 without trial
Read More →US Court accepts Egyptian national’s guilty plea for US embassy bombings
1998 bombings targeted two US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing 224 people
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