BBC News | Egypt Is Shutting Down the Group That Rehabilitated the People It Tortured VICE News Barely a month after the Nadeem Center for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence accused Egyptian authorities of torturing 600 prisoners, the government is trying to close the organization down. On Wednesday, a policeman and a government bureaucrat ... Egypt attempts to shut down anti-torture center Egypt to shut prominent centre that documents torture Egypt to shut NGO that documents alleged rights abuses |
Egypt Buries Veteran Diplomat Boutros-Ghali With Top Honors ABC News Egypt on Thursday laid to rest its veteran diplomat Boutros Boutros-Ghali, holding a funeral procession with top honors in the capital, Cairo, followed by a service at the nation's largest Coptic cathedral for the man who was the first U.N. chief from ... |
Egypt Sentences 3 Year Old To Life In Prison For Rampage When He Was 1 Daily Caller A 3-year-old Egyptian boy was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday, for a number of crimes he committed when he was just a year old, including four murders. Ahmed Mansour Karni has been listed as “wanted” by Egyptian authorities for a number of crimes ... |
Christian Science Monitor | Egypt: Why blasphemy cases are rising under General Sisi Christian Science Monitor Egyptian Sufi Muslims practice ritualized Zikr (invocation) as they celebrate Moulid Al-Hussein, the birthday of Prophet Mohammad's grandson Hussein, in Cairo on Feb. 10. Prosecutions for contempt of religion have increased dramatically in Egypt since ... |
Town Hall | Can Egypt and Ethiopia Share the Nile? Town Hall In 1929, the British government, representing Egypt, signed an agreement with the independent government of Ethiopia guaranteeing an annual flow of 55.5 billion cubic meters (bcm) of water to Egypt. Counting a minimum of 1,000 cubic meters per capita ... Projected Egypt-Sudan-Ethiopia Summit to give impetus to Dam negotiations - diplomat |
Al-Monitor | How heavy metal music is causing a stir in Egypt Al-Monitor Nader Sadek, an Egyptian metal music performer, said on his Facebook page Jan. 7 that a Masters of the Middle East concert will be held Feb. 20 at Amoun Hotel in Giza featuring four famous metal bands: Inquisition (United States), Perversion (United ... |
WSOC Charlotte | In Egypt, clamp on academic freedoms sparks scholar backlash WSOC Charlotte CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian authorities are increasingly harassing foreign academics with restrictions, bans on entering the country and deportations. Particularly targeted are those researching anything related to Egypt's "revolution" or social issues like ... |
Voice of America | Egypt Struggles to Get Subsidized Food to Poor Amid Dollar Crisis Voice of America Though essential foods are high on the priority list, a foreign exchange shortage has made it more difficult for Egypt's state food importers to pay promptly over the past year. Worst affected by the shortages has been cooking oil, with payment ... Egypt struggles to get subsidised food to poor amid dollar crisis |
The Economist | Suspicion falls on Egypt's security forces after the violent death of a young Italian The Economist So suspicions are growing that Egypt's security services had a role in the death of Mr Regeni, whose research on labour movements in Egypt and occasional writing for Il Manifesto, a left-wing Italian newspaper, may have put him in contact with groups ... Egypt: Italian student tortured to death |
Deutsche Welle | Deadly police shooting sparks Egypt protests Deutsche Welle "Hundreds marched from Cairo's security directorate to Ahmed Maher Hospital, where the corpse of a young Mohamed Ali - a victim of police - is [located]," Omar Elhady, an Egyptian journalist, wrote in a tweet accompanied by a video of the demonstration. Egypt's interior ministry says policeman kills citizen 'by mistake' in Cairo |