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Court upholds 5-year sentence against police officer for Abu Zaabal truck deaths
Egypt’s Court of Cassation upheld a five-year sentence against Omar Farouk for killing 37 prisoners
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Report reveals officers may have fabricated allegations to justify Abu Zaabal deaths
Conflicting testimonies of police personnel involved in the death of 37 prisoners trapped in a police van in August 2013 indicate that…
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Sentence against police officer charged with Abu Zaabal deaths reduced
Khanka Misdemeanor Court has reduced the prison sentence handed to a police officer for his responsibility in the deaths of 37 detainees…
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Alleged leak points to military interference in Abu Zaabal police trial
In the latest leaked audio recording allegedly detailing conversations between military leaders, Supreme Council of the Armed Forces member and deputy Defense…
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Rights groups say UN should act if Egypt doesn’t
The United Nations' Human Rights Council should investigate rights violations in Egypt if the government does not carry out credible investigations, according…
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Sentence of police officer jailed for Abu Zaabal truck deaths annulled
Khanka Misdemeanors Court annulled a 10-year sentence given to a senior police officer for 37 deaths near Abu Zaabal prison last year,…
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Arise and bear witness: In memory of Mohammed al-Deeb
«Friday was the arbaeen (40-day death anniversary) of Mohammed al-Deeb: director, activist, martyr, witness, supporter and critic of deposed President Mohamed Morsi, Egyptian, Islamist, terrorist, revolutionary.…»
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