Items related to transitional justice

National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) holds first meeting after the 25 January revolution presided by Deputy Chief Mohamed Fa'eq, Shura Council, Cairo, 20 April, 2011. The council decided during meeting that Mahmoud Karem, the NCHR secretary-general, will remain in office.
Draft transitional justice bill would give committees far-reaching powers
Egypt Independent 19 Jan 2013
The Shura Council Human Rights Committee is working on a draft transitional justice law that would establish special...
Session of Shura Council, Cairo, 2 January 2013.
Shura Council committee recommends transitional justice court
MENA 03 Jan 2013
The Shura Council Human Rights Committee recommended during a meeting Thursday establishing a court for "...
Dozens of policemen protest in front of headquarters of Interior Ministry, Cairo, 17 October 2012.
Shura Council committee to draft law restructuring police force
Al-Masry Al-Youm 26 Dec 2012
The Shura Council’s human rights committee on Wednesday announced that it would begin drafting two new bills on...
Newly appointed Prosecutor General Talaat Abdallah upon his arrival to his bureau at High Court of Justice to start his work officially after swearing-in, Cairo, 24 November 2012. President Mohamed Morsy dismissed Abdel Maguid Mahmoud, and appointed Ibrahim instead, who sworn-in before Morsy, Thursday evening.  
The pitfalls and limitations of the Revolution Protection Law
Heba Fahmy 27 Nov 2012
After days of upheaval following President Mohamed Morsy’s constitutional declaration, his spokesperson Yasser...
Graffiti of martyrs of 25 January revolution, Tahrir Squae, Cairo, 5 June 2012.
Absent justice: Calls for retribution for martyrs’ killers fall on deaf ears
Heba Fahmy 19 Oct 2012
“We will never betray the martyrs’ blood," Muslim Brotherhood member Saad al-Katatny pleged in his...
A child wrapped in the Tunisian flag sits on the shoulders of a demonstrator who with hundreds of Tunisians turned out to demand jobs and dignity as the north African country marks a year to the day since its despot Zine El Abidine Ben Ali fled into exile, Habib Bourguiba Avenue, Tunis, January 14, 2012. Some demonstrators, wearing the red and white of the national flag, called for recognition of the "martyrs" killed during the weeks of unrest before Ben Ali was toppled.
Tunisia’s quiet counterrevolution
Fadil Aliriza 14 Apr 2012
More than one year after Tunisia’s uprising against the rule of President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and almost six...