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Egypt’s Parliament approves laws consolidating executive, military powers – days after end of state of emergency

By MadaMasr – Three bills that would further consolidate the powers granted to the president and the military and make the latter even more impervious to criticism were approved by [...]

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New Bill Further Codifies State of Emergency

By POMED – Egyptian media reported that parliament will soon debate a bill amending a number of security-related laws, which would further blunt the impact of the end of the [...]

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Divisions Strike the Muslim Brotherhood

By Hany Ghoraba – IPT News – Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has bragged for decades about the unity of its members and its ability to withstand all external pressures. But the [...]

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Reactions to Sisi’s decision to end state of emergency

By POMED- President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi made a surprise announcement on October 25 that he was ending Egypt’s state of emergency, which had been in effect since the April 2017 church [...]

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Sisi ends the state of emergency in Egypt

By POMED – On October 25, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced that he was ending the country’s state of emergency, which had been in place since April 2017. The 2014 [...]

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Italian court tries Egyptian officers over murder of student Giulio Regeni

By France24/AFP – Four Egyptian security officers will go on trial in absentia in Italy on Thursday for the brutal killing in Cairo five years ago of Italian student Giulio Regeni. The [...]

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Egypt’s Delegation Holds Meetings in D.C.

By POMED – On October 7, Department of State Spokesperson Ned Price revealed that Yael Lempert, the acting assistant secretary for the department’s Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, met with [...]

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Under fire for abuses, Egypt releases human rights strategy to mixed reviews

By Siobhán O’Grady – The Washington Post – CAIRO — For years, Western governments and human rights groups have urged Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi to ease his [...]

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Views: Egypt’s Criminalisation of Minority Free Speech through Blasphemy Cases

By Mohamed Mandour – Rowaq Arabi The revolution of 25 January 2011 gave most religious minorities in Egypt a genuine opportunity to step into the public sphere, openly practice their [...]

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49 Christians Massacred in Northern Nigeria

By: NCR- A Catholic priest has described last Sunday’s attacks on villages in Nigeria’s northern Kaduna State as a “massacre” against native people, many of whom are Christian. An estimated 49 [...]