Egypt’s media incites against the Tunisian democracy
The Egyptian media, loyal to the regime, intensified their incitement to protests and revolution in Tunisia, in order to uproot what the media has described as the...
Al-Sisi uses Libya to escape from internal crises
The Egyptian regime has launched a major media campaign to
reject Turkish interference in Libya and to mobilise actors,
journalists, electronic committees and various media outlets, in
support of an...
Mubarak dies but his authoritarian model thrives in Egypt
Whilst Egyptian officials have buried former President Hosni Mubarak, his regime has not been buried with him. On the contrary, it is clear that the current Egyptian...
Egypt’s benefits and losses from the collapse of world oil prices
Many Egyptians received news of the falling oil prices with great happiness, expecting that this would mean tangible economic improvement at home. The Egyptians expected that the...
In Egypt: Aggression against media and freedom of opinion continues
At a time, the Egyptian regime is alleging
transparency under the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19), oppressing
the media and blocking websites are continuing. The owner of one...
Government holds monopoly over conducting coronavirus tests
In a statement, the Egyptian drug authority warned against selling or trading coronavirus diagnostic reagents, confirming that these reagents are imported for the benefit of government agencies...
Government’s negligence turns the Nile from a lifeline into a grave
Death by drowning between the eastern and western banks of the
Nile River is the danger facing hundreds of citizens, including students,
workers, and employees, who board ferryboats in...
Arrest campaigns and strict security measures expose fragility of Egypt’s regime
On the ninth anniversary of the January 25 revolution, which toppled the regime of President Hosni
Mubarak, Egypt is in a state of anticipation, in light of calls...
In Egypt the judiciary is not concerned with justice
While citizens in any country around the world consider that their resort to the courts and the judiciary is a step to obtaining their rights and achieving...
Suspected coronavirus infections in Egypt’s prisons rise to 225
The Committee for Justice (CFJ) human rights organisation has announced that the number of detainees suspected of being infected with coronavirus has risen to 225. These statistics...