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A man who is anti-Mubarak holds a defaced picture of the former Egyptian president outside the police academy where Mubarak is on trial in Cairo, June 2, 2012. Mubarak, who governed Egypt for 30 years before a popular uprising toppled him last year, will hear a judge rule on Saturday on whether he is guilty of graft and complicity in the killing of protesters.
Calm in Tahrir after mass protests against Mubarak trial verdicts
MENA
Al-Masry Al-Youm
03 Jun 2012
Calm prevailed on Sunday in Tahrir Square following mass rallies on Saturday to protest the rulings issued in the trial...
Hundreds of protesters, trying to break in the state security headquarters, are contained by Egyptian soldiers in Cairo on March 6, 2011, prior being attacked by armed civilians as the army fired warning shots and used sticks to disperse the crowd, witnesses said
Despite acquittal, former state security chief to stay in prison
MENA 03 Jun 2012
The former head of the dissolved State Security Investigation Services will stay in prison despite being acquitted...
Protest in Tahrir square after Mubarak's verdict
Sunday’s papers: Mubarak in jail, revolutionaries in Tahrir
Heba Afify 03 Jun 2012
While some papers focus on the historic sentencing of former President Hosni Mubarak and ex-Interior Minister Habib al-...
Protest in Tahrir square after Mubarak's verdict
Update: Morsy, Sabbahi, Abouel Fotouh and Khaled Ali join protesters in Tahrir
Egypt Independent 02 Jun 2012
Presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy and former presidential hopefuls Hamdeen Sabbahi, Abdel Moneim Abouel Fotouh, and...
Mubarak's trial verdict
Holes in prosecution behind acquittals in Mubarak case
Egypt Independent 02 Jun 2012
Head judge Ahmad Refaat said Saturday the criminal court's ruling of a life sentence (25 years) for former...
Mohamed Morsy's conference at the Radisson blue, Presidential elections 2012
Morsy capitalizes on Mubarak verdict in campaign
Sarah Carr 02 Jun 2012
Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy denounced the ruling against toppled President Hosni Mubarak...
File picture dated January 5, 2012 shows Egypt's ousted President Hosni Mubarak being wheeled into court for his murder trial in Cairo. It was meant to be the historic trial of a dictator brought to justice by his long-suffering people, but the case against Egypt's ex-president -- who with his former interior ministr and six security chiefs are accused of ordering the killings of protesters during the 18-day revolt that forced him to resign on February 11, 2011 -- has verged on the farcical as prosecutors and lawyers struggle to rise to the occasion.
Mubarak arrives at Tora prison after refusing to disembark helicopter
Al-Masry Al-Youm 02 Jun 2012
Former President Hosni Mubarak, who was sentenced to 25 years in jail Saturday arrived at Tora Prison Hospital, a few...
Pro Shafiq in Korba
Anger and disappointment in the street following Mubarak case ruling
Heba Afify 02 Jun 2012
Taxi driver Khaled Morsy has been crying since he heard Saturday morning that former President Hosni Mubarak and his...
Mubarak's trial verdict
In disappointing transition, analysts say Mubarak's verdict mocks justice
Nadine Marroushi 02 Jun 2012
The only trial that has taken place against one of the fallen dictators of the Arab revolutions ended today. The...
A grab of Egyptian state TV shows ex Interior Minister Habib al-Adly in cage as he listens to court prcoeedings of his trial on charges of killing protesters during January 25th Revolution, Police Academy, New Cairo, August 14, 2011. Another six of Adly's aides, ex Egyptian president Mubarak and his sons, Aalaa and Gamal are tried on similar charges. The court has adjourned to September 5.
Adly's lawyer to challenge verdict
MENA 02 Jun 2012
Former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly's lawyer Essam Mohamed al-Batawy plans to appeal the life sentence the Cairo...