Egyptian Court Jails 21 Women for 11 Years
21 women who were arrested for participating in a protest in support of ousted President Mohammed Mursi earlier this month have been sentenced to 11 years in prison.
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Egypt:
Court Jails 21 Women for 11 Years
Aswat Masriya, 27 November 2013
An Alexandria court sentenced 21 women to 11 years in prison on Wednesday for blocking the Corniche Road while participating in a demonstration to support ousted President Mohamed… Read more »
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Egypt:
Female Protesters Released, Found in Desert
Aswat Masriya, 27 November 2013
The Egyptian authorities have released 26 women who were detained on Tuesday during the dispersal of a protest against military trials for civilians. Read more »
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Egypt:
Interior Ministry Succeeds in First Test of Demonstration Law
Egypt Online, 27 November 2013
In the first genuine test of demonstration law, the Ministry of Interior managed on Tuesday 17/11/2013 to abort a plan by the Moslem Brotherhood to organize a sit- in in Giza and… Read more »
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Egypt:
Detaining Activist "Ayman Maher" Over Possessing Leaflets Charge
HRInfo, 26 November 2013
Kasr Al-Nile Misdemeanor Court, today, ordered to imprison activist "Ayman Maher" for one month and fined him EGP 50 as well as a bail of EGP 100 to suspend the ruling. Read more »
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Egypt:
Following the Start of Enforcing Protest Law, the Police Beats and Arrests "Father of Revolutionaries" Outside Cairo University
HRInfo, 26 November 2013
The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI), today, strongly condemned the attack on activist "Mohamed Attian"- known as Father of Revolutionaries; as the policemen of… Read more »
Egyptian women on International women day (file photo).
InFocus
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Rights groups have condemned a new law that would require permission from the police in advance before protests can be held. Read more »
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26 women who were detained during a protest against military trials of civilians have been released. The released detainees were reportedly found in a desert outskirt of Cairo. Read more »