Emergency Law

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Towards the Release of Detainees under the Emergency Law … Egypt without the Emergency Law

the Prime Minister announced in a speech to the People’s Assembly, “As it seeks a two-year extension of the Emergency Law, the government vows before the People’s Assembly not to

Rights groups report violations to human rights in Geneva

A report on Egyptian human rights violations presented during meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council was submitted by independent human rights organizations.

Egyptian government fails to fulfill promises to protect human rights

The Human Rights Organization’s Forum will be organizing a press conference tomorrow at noon to announce the results of the “ Egypt ’s Human Rights Report in 100 Days”

Egypt: Activists demand release of political detainees

Human rights activists in Egypt launched a campaign demanding the release of political detainees arrested under the Emergency Law

MB and ElBaradei agree on reform

The recent meeting with the Muslim Brotherhood and 'could be presidential candidate' Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei ended amiably as both parties agreed on the significance of political amendments and reform in

MB Chairman “violations in the Shura Council’s elections is beyond limits”

MB Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badea stressed that the continuous violations of the rights of MB candidates for the elections of the Shura Council and the non-implementation of judicial rulings and

Previewing Egypt’s Upcoming Elections

With the approach of the 2010 Egyptian parliamentary elections and 2011 presidential election, the opposition has been reinvigorated, especially since the arrival of former IAEA Chief Inspector Mohamed ElBaradei.

Amnesty International slams Egypt ‘s authority’s suppression

A new report issued by Human rights observer Amnesty International has accused the Egyptian government of continuing to abuse its authority with its renewed Emergency Law to detain political opponents

Why is the Arab world frozen in time?

Why is it that at the beginning of the 21st century the Arab world seems stuck in time? Why are most Arabs still ruled by kings or military dictatorships? And

More abuse for Egypt Sinai writer, blogger

Reports circulated on Tuesday that the Egyptian interior ministry had escalated its torture of prisoner of conscience Mossad Abu Fagr, a prominent Egyptian blogger who has been jailed since 2007.