The death of Nubian activist Gamal Sorour in Aswan Central Prison caused a wave of discontent in Nubian circles, which resulted in the disruption of a number of public facilities

Ahmed Mohamed Morsi, the son of President Mohamed Morsi, said that his father, in the latest session of his sham trial, spoke once again about dangers threatening his life and

A number of human rights organizations in Egypt documented seven cases of enforced disappearance of Egyptian women who were arrested, detained and ‘disappeared’ by Sisi’s Interior Ministry. Those rights organizations

Gamal Heshmat, Muslim Brotherhood senior leader, said: "Any unilateral participation in the upcoming presidential election in Egypt is a shameful recognition of the military coup, lending it legitimacy the junta

 Murderer of Youth, General Sisi, continues with his preparations for hosting a new youth conference, which he calls “international”, and bringing in a number of youth from varied countries at

 The first detainee taking part in the hunger strike by so called “al-Dfouf detainees” in Aswan died Saturday evening. Activist Gamal Sorour died inside al-Shallal prison camp in Aswan after

The wives of two detained journalists held in Egypt’s notorious Aqrab Prison (Hisham Gaafar and Hassan Kabany) have filed several complaints and sent several pleas to several authorities and bodies

 On Monday, a detainee called Al-Arabi Abu-Galala died as a result of gross medical neglect in Gamsa Prison (Damietta, Egypt), after his health deteriorated. He suffered from cancer, liver tumor,

By killing 13 more innocent people today, the indiscriminate killing policy used by the traitorous coup junta’s regime in Egypt continues, in vivid contrast to its blatant failure in real

Invariably, whenever Egypt’s coup commander Sisi feels a surge in public anger, he resorts to foreign capitals for support in exchange for multi-billion dollar deals that Egypt has no need