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In 2009, four Baha’i homes were burned down in the Upper Egypt village of Shouraneya, Sohag after a member of…

Many among the ranks of opposition forces consider the Constituent Assembly to be dominated by Islamists. Far from a reflection…

“We will never betray the martyrs’ blood," Muslim Brotherhood member Saad al-Katatny pleged in his first speech after being elected…

The committee drafting the chapter on monitoring and independent bodies in the Constituent Assembly has almost finalized 16 articles. Allocating…

Approximately 300 policemen from across Egypt protested in front of the Interior Ministry headquarters in Cairo Wednesday. The protesters were…

Personal freedoms: A disconcerting zone Between the Sharia-related articles and those entitling the state to oversee the upholding of morals,…

  When the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces held a ceremony to hand over power to then newly-elected President…

The controversial trial of Alber Saber on charges of insulting religion resumed on Wednesday at the New Cairo Court. Saber,…

Vague terminology continues to plague articles pertaining to media freedom in the draft constitution, despite praise for some clauses deemed…

Prominent media personalities are confronting a backlash after speaking out against Egypt’s judiciary following the acquittal of defendants in the…