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Bearded officers who were suspended for violating police appearance codes participate in a sit-in at the Interior Ministry on 27 February 2013 to demand they be reinstated.
Bearded policemen remain at loggerheads with Interior Ministry
Mohamad Adam
Sarah Carr
10 Mar 2013
Unlike the usual “million-man” rallies organized by Islamists, there were barely 500 people taking part in...
Dereliction of duty by Egypt police continues to claim lives
Evan Hill 24 Feb 2013
On the evening of 8 February, Hassan Shaaban visited his brother-in-law at a Khalil Pharmacy branch in Alexandria...
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...
Behind police lines on Noubar Street
Nadine Marroushi 12 Feb 2012
The haunting bangs of gunshots have ceased, police and ambulance sirens are silent, and the smell of tear gas no longer...
A year in review: Unfinished business
Max Strasser 30 Dec 2011
Since the first Day of Revolt on 25 January, developments in Egypt have moved at a dizzying pace. There have been three...
Military forces arresting protester during violent clashes at the Cabinet building, Cairo, December 16,2011. Military forces and unidentified people attacked a sit-in outside the cabinet building in dawn, which erupted violent clashes left dozens of injuries.
Twenty-four soldiers injured, police say
Egypt Independent 18 Dec 2011
Twenty-four soldiers from the Central Security Forces were injured after protesters hurled stones at them, the...
Martyrs' families protesting after trial of former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly was postponed, Cairo, 25 July, 2011. Court adjourned Adly's trial to 3 August which provoked wrath of martyrs' families.
New interior minister, but security reform is a long way off
Mohamed Elmeshad
Rana Khazbak
11 Dec 2011
Egypt has a new Interior Minister, but policemen, human rights activists and analysts agree that he will be unable to...
<!-- Social Share Button -->Egyptian anti-riot policemen during a protest in Cairo.
Interior Minister denies responsibility for refugee killings in 2005
Egypt Independent 10 Dec 2011
The newly appointed Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim Youssef has alleged that he was not responsible for killing over...
Mogama al-Tahrir, downtown Cairo.
Protesters decide to open Tahrir Square to traffic
Egypt Independent 10 Dec 2011
Tahrir Square on Saturday was opened to traffic after having been blocked off since 18 November. After a series of...