Those convicted in the Rabea dispersal case remain in prison in lieu of paying millions in damages
Caught between grieving former losses, and incredulously observing today's "absurd" reality, Noha's preoccupations reveal a marked will to reconcile past with present, as well as a desire to escape from both.
A journalist sifts through her interviews in and around the bloody dispersal of Rabea al-Adaweya sit-in
“I wanted to live through the military coup. Now, after all I’ve seen, I think I must have been mad.” Thus Youssef —not his real name — began our interview.…
Death sentences were upheld against 2 defendants in Alexandria and 20 in Cairo in cases related to the 2013 Rabea sit-in
Eight months after the initial ruling was passed, 51 individuals said to be associated with the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group were officially…
The Cairo Criminal Court ordered the release of 10 defendants in the Rabea al-Adaweya dispersal case due to the poor health on…
An investigations judge ordered the referral of 60 fellow judges to disciplinary committees on allegations of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, the privately…
According to the government-affiliated June 30 fact-finding committee, Muslim Brotherhood leader and former Minister of Local Development Mohamed Ali Beshr will give…
A court sentenced Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed al-Beltagy and Islamist preacher Safwat Hegazy to 20 years in prison, local media reported on…
«Let’s agree that sports and politics mix — it’s a fact. But in recent history, when sports figures don’t reinforce the prevailing power structures is when…»
«Mission accomplished, as far as the authorities are concerned. Rabea al-Adaweya is gone. When the presidency announced that mediation with the Muslim Brotherhood had failed, Al-Azhar…»
«Before I begin, let me state some facts, so that when people begin the ad hominem attacks they can try to rein them in within the…»
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