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As the possibility of a genuine democracy emerges, Egyptians are being confronted with questions about their political future, which, a…

Ahmed Agiza is no stranger to the brutality of the Egyptian justice system. The 49-year-old Egyptian Islamist was first detained…

As the trial of former President Hosni Mubarak, his sons and his subordinates for the killing of protesters continues apace,…

The feloul are for the most part not against the revolution itself, but believe it took a wrong turn after…

Workers in the Egyptian city of Mahalla, a hub for the labor movement and one of the most industrial cities…

As a pivotal draft law regulating Egypt’s judiciary is debated, judges face a crucial challenge in agreeing on its nuances…

 

Teachers in government schools across Egypt have started their planned boycott of the new school year, demanding, among other things,…

Ahmed Hassan is a government employee who passes by the Giza Security Directorate and the Israeli Embassy every day on…

A gang that broke out of prison during the revolution was killing people and robbing merchants in the town of…