News & Reports

By Foreign Policy – Egypt’s shaky record: Egypt has used its new human rights strategy to camouflage its brutal crackdown on critics and political repression, Amnesty [...]

By The New York Times – The country’s economy has been very hard hit by cascading crises which have disrupted worldwide trade. When the state-owned factory where Hesham el-Atar worked [...]

By Mada Masr – The St. Demiana Church is only distinguishable from surrounding buildings in the neighborhood of Imbaba by the crosses on its windows and the security kiosk and metal gate [...]

By: Reuters – The Biden administration has decided to withhold $130 million of foreign military aid to Egypt over its failure to fulfill human rights conditions, U.S. officials said on [...]

“Misr (Egypt) University of Science and Technology” dismissed Mina Atallah Bakhit, a student in the faculty of medicine, for “derision of Islam.” According to the published statement by the [...]

By Al-Monitor – The Egyptian authorities’ crackdown on Mada Masr has been criticized by civil society groups. The Egyptian authorities have charged four journalists from Mada Masr, [...]

By Al-Hurra – The Coptic Church in Egypt appealed to the authorities to return the child Shenouda to his family, noting at the same time to acknowledge the legal violation that the family [...]

By : The New York Times – A new study confirms a long-held theory that builders used the river to transport the heavy blocks that make up the ancient wonders. For 4,500 years, the [...]

By FT- A US-based advocacy group said a Saudi Arabian court had sentenced a woman to 45 years in prison for “using the internet to tear the [country’s] social fabric”, weeks after another citizen [...]

By Watani – Two Coptic men: Salama Moussa Waheeb and his son Hany were shot (*) dead today (Aug. 30), allegedly at the hands of Islamic Jihadis, commonly termed as Daesh (Islamic State IS). [...]