Death of Linen Factory Worker’s Infant Exposes Egypt’s Harsh Labor System
The death of a Nile Linen worker’s infant reveals systemic abuses in Egypt’s factories, weak oversight, and denial of workers’
20 September, 2025
The death of a Nile Linen worker’s infant reveals systemic abuses in Egypt’s factories, weak oversight, and denial of workers’
This is considered the first time that none of the Civil Democratic Movement’s parties has announced a boycott of the
The Egyptian state launched an initiative to develop the media in August 2025, which included meetings with syndicates and official
Talaat Khalil: We are contesting the elections despite an exclusionary law and security-imposed alliances.. and selling state assets in exchange
Egypt recorded 1,195 crimes of violence against women in 2024, including 363 murders and 153 cases of rape, amid the
Despite the president’s call for freedom of expression, Zawia3 has documented a rise in the use of official complaints against
A project to establish nurseries inside mosques is stirring wide controversy in Egypt, amid fears of religious discrimination and the
Egypt’s new housing policy gives old rent tenants only three months to apply for alternative units in exchange for giving
Construction workers in Egypt are without insurance or contracts, despite the existence of a law that stipulates their protection.
The dismissal of Hisham El-Banna from Samanoud Textiles reveals a long struggle between the unions and the management amid fears
New decision mandates citizens to obtain a criminal record clearance to access judicial documents from the prosecution
Yasser El-Hawary, the party’s secretary-general, speaks about the motives for founding the party, its intellectual references, and the reasons for
Egypt’s state-owned press is facing a severe crisis, with financial struggles, editorial decline, and growing public distrust. As privatization looms,
The Ramses Exchange fire revealed that Egypt’s digital infrastructure hangs by a single thread, so how does the monopoly of
The Human Rights Council adopted the Universal Periodic Review report on Egypt, with the government accepting 77% of the recommendations
Despite the Approaching Senate Elections in August 2025, Public and Political Engagement is Lacking Amid Criticism of Parliament’s Performance
Egypt’s Old Rent Law could force the closure of thousands of pharmacies and clinics, disrupting healthcare access for the poor.
Egypt plans to issue sovereign sukuk as part of its strategy to reduce public debt, attract Gulf investors, and diversify
Over 21,000 lawyers in Egypt vote to boycott courts in protest against rising judicial fees, a move that highlights the
Egypt’s budget for the 2025/2026 fiscal year shows that 64.8% of uses are allocated to debt repayment, while the shares
Egypt faces an acute crisis in the natural gas file after production declined by 16% in 2024, amid the shutdown
The Egyptian government has intensified its presence on social media platforms, as citizens increasingly rely on these platforms as a
In an unprecedented move, the Minister of Health files an official complaint against the Assistant Secretary-General of the Doctors Syndicate
In Zahraa Al Maadi, residents go to sleep to suffocating smells caused by the burning of waste: more than 200
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