Zawia3 documented about 42 labour protests between September and mid-December 2025. Journalists, factory employees and water-company workers demanded a minimum
Egyptian rights organisations describe months of bank-account delays, unexplained grant refusals and repeated administrative queries. Even after registration and the
While Egypt cracks down on ‘fake news,’ 138 misleading statements by officials go unpunished—amid calls to enact a long-delayed freedom
Zawia3 documented 75 sexual harassment and assault incidents in Egyptian schools between November 2023 and November 2025, exposing gaps in
Egypt spent billions upgrading state textile mills and is exploring private operating partnerships. What happens to public ownership, workers and
Former prisoners, families and rights groups describe delayed treatment and unsuitable detention conditions. Documented cases expose the gap between legal
Lawyers and rights advocates say ratification has not closed the door to constitutional challenges or amendments before Egypt’s new Criminal
Dentists dispute claims that the shortage is over, pointing to limited supplies, pricing problems and opaque electronic distribution despite investment
Ahmed Ezz and Hisham Talaat Moustafa’s prominence at the Grand Egyptian Museum opening revives questions about wealth, state power and
Emirati businessman Mohamed Alabbar controls over 25 million square meters of Egyptian land worth more than $35 billion, amid opaque
The first phase of Egypt’s 2025 parliamentary elections saw widespread vote buying, missing ballot secrecy tools, and the withdrawal of
Egypt’s fourth report on its National Human Rights Strategy claims over 50 achievements between 2024 and 2025, but rights groups
While the Egyptian constitution affirms that political participation is a fundamental right that can only be restricted by a judicial
El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, has fallen to the Rapid Support Forces after two days of mass killings
Egypt’s 2025 elections see opposition candidates barred under vague laws on military exemption and drug tests, deepening fears over democracy
Egypt ranked sixth globally in jailing journalists in 2024, with 17 reporters behind bars despite official promises of media reform.
Egypt’s proposed amendments to Law No. 10 of 2018 on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities have stirred nationwide debate,
Egypt’s Civil Democratic Movement enters the 2025 parliamentary elections divided into rival alliances—Free Path, People’s Rights, and Hope Current—amid ideological
Detained lawyer and former rights council member Hoda Abdel Moneim, 66, suffers kidney failure and repeated heart attacks as her
A sit-in at Al-Wafd exposes a wider struggle over low salaries, minimum-wage enforcement and retirement insecurity across Egyptian newsrooms.
Egypt has only seven sites on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, while hundreds of historic buildings face demolition under the excuse
As prosecutors urge Egyptians to submit crime videos through official channels, lawyers and researchers examine why citizens turn to social
An extraordinary parliamentary sitting will reconsider Egypt’s criminal procedure bill, while lawyers warn that changing a handful of provisions will
Egypt pardoned activist Alaa Abdel Fattah while arresting researcher Ismail Alexandrani days later. The two cases highlight contradictory signals on
We use your email only to send the newsletter, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Privacy Policy
iPhone version coming soon