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Copts, many would say, have been persistently subject to sectarianism at the hands both of the state, and society more…

The Supreme Constitutional Court (SCC) resumed work after supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and other Salafi groups who were besieging…

Labor politics remain a thriving form of contentious politics in Egypt throughout 2012, reinvigorated by a Muslim Brotherhood-led ruling regime…

  On 23 November, 25-year-old accountant Saad Saeed was found dead after being tortured and beaten to death by police…

President Mohamed Morsy has largely picked up where Hosni Mubarak left off in terms of media freedom. A case in…

As the year comes to a close, the judiciary’s engrossing plotline culminates with quite a dramatic scene: stones hurled and…

Experts on Islamist movements and democratization have long held that Islamist groups, if they are allowed to engage freely in…

  Initial results show that around 80 percent of voters in Beheira approved of the draft constitution put to a…

“Today I lost part of my life. Farewell, Samer,” scholar Amr Abdel Rahman wrote of of his longtime friend Samer…

Farida Mohamed, an elderly voter in Giza, brought a chair to her polling station on Saturday in anticipation of the…