EG Daily Roundups
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions The Ministry of Interior was ordered to pay 403,000LE to political prisoners tortured under former President Hosni Mubarak’s regime. The payout has been ordered
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi ratified amendments to a property tax law that will retroactively go into effect from July 2013. The amendments address the maximum
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions An appeal for jailed Al Jazeera English journalists Baher Mohamed and Peter Greste was filed today at a Cairo appeal court. Their appeal submitted
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions Egypt’s National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) proposed legislative amendments to the Supreme Legislative Reform Committee on Monday, August 18. The recommendations included proposals
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions A group of leftist and liberal political parties in Egypt have formed the first parliamentary alliance, the Egyptian Front Coalition. The Coalition announced in
TOP STORIES Economy The Egyptian Cabinet announced that in terms of 2012 exports, Egypt ranked highest among the member states in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb led the first meeting for the supreme legislative reform committee today. The committee was formed in June 2014 in order
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions Former president Hosni Mubarak testified before a criminal court today, denying that he ordered the murder of protesters during the 2011 revolution. In his
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions In a released statement the Egyptian government characterized Human Rights Watch (HRW) recent report on the dispersal of Rab’a Al-Adawiya as being “highly negative,”
TOP STORIES Legal & Political Institutions The Freedom and Justice Party, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, was dissolved by an Egyptian court on Saturday. This ruling will prevent