Amnesty International and HRW authenticated video showing the execution of civilians
Sabry has spent 2 years in prison on terrorism charges pending trial. His detention should legally end on April 16, but will he get out?
Coptic Christians attacked during Maundy Thursday prayers in Koum al-Loufy, eyewitnesses report
There are indications tensions between Egypt and Saudi Arabia are easing but haven’t disappeared
Government attempts to further restrict media post church bombings
The ministry claims a new decree will protect mosques from 'infiltration'
Church bombings point to national security failures and Islamic State territorial loses in the region
Parliament approves Emergency Law amendment to address void left by 2013 constitutional court ruling
Parliament claims the amendments will expedite prosecution in terrorism-related cases
Grief and anger in the aftermath of Egypt's church bombings
What would a state of emergency mean under the current Constitution and emergency law?
Italian investigators may shortly request opening of investigations into 10 suspects
Landmine survivors and activists say they shamed the state into taking more action
The Egyptian government and civil society organizations are holding several events and workshops on April 2, which is World Autism Awareness Day, and…
Church representatives claim Copts can move freely in Sinai, contrary to reports on the ground
A bill has been approved which allows the president to appoint Egypt's top judicial positions
Doctors Syndicate Secretary General argues that it is illogical to have to choose between poor resource management and privatization as pathways for Egypt's health sector
Does the document represent a change in course, or a means to gain support from a political base?
The murder of volunteer teacher Gabriel Tut paints a story of anti-black racism, institutional shortcomings and structural discrimination
Maspero Triangle residents fear state plans to develop the area will force them to “self-relocate”
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