| – The Criminal Court renewed the detention the two social media content creators Ahmed Tarek Hassanein and Basma Hegazy, for 45 days, over a sarcastic video they participated in, for more.
– The Criminal Court renewed the detention of academic Ahmed Altohamy for 45 days, Altohamy was arrested on June 3, 2020, over accusations of collaborating with the Egyptian activist Mohamed Sultan, who is residing in the United States, in the case Sultan filed against the former Prime Minister Hazem Al-Beblawy, for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution released Ahmed Hassanein Mohamed Moussa under the guarantee of his place of residence after more than three years in pretrial detention, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of four students aged between 17 and 19 years old, who were arrested for creating a satirical event on Facebook titled “Batman Helwan,” for 45 days, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of translator and political activist, Marwa Arafa, for 45 days, pending investigations of lawsuit No. 570 of 2020 (Supreme State Security), in which Arafa is detained since April 2020, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the pretrial detention of Amr Abdel-Moneim, which exceeded four years, for 45 days, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of lawyer Saied Hassan Ali for 45 days, Saied appeared before the Supreme State Security pending this lawsuit after on July 7, 2021, after his release from another, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of student Mohamed Ahmed Saad for 45 days, pending investigations of “the Alliance of Hope lawsuit.” which included a number of political activists, although he was not involved in any political activity, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of the 67 years old former marketing director at Pfizer Pharmaceutical Company, Doctor Hany Soliman, for 45 days, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of Mohamed Mamdouh Abdel Halim pending his second lawsuit which he was listed in after a year and a half in pretrial detention, for more.
– After exceeding 16 months in pretrial detention; Criminal Court extended TV presenter Hala Fahmy’s detention for 45 days, for more.
– After arresting him for posting about poor living conditions; the Criminal Court renewed Mohamed Abou Mandour’s detention for 45 days, for more.
– Despite exceeding three years in pretrial detention; the Criminal Court renewed Hamed Sedeek’s detention for 45 days, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of the two Al-Ahly football club fans, Ahmed Shaker Abou Elrous and Ali Othman Ali, they were arrested from Cairo International Stadium after a football match for Al-Ahly football club, for more.
– Cairo Criminal Court set next September 26 as a date to adjudicate lawsuit known as “Rabaa Operations Room” No. 2210 of 2014, in which journalist Hassan Al-Qabany is accused for similarity of names, for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution renew the detention of two Zamalek football club fans, Amir Sayed Mohamed and Reyad Mohamed Abdel Rahaman, for 15 days, for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed the detention of Gamal Ziada, the father of the journalist Ahmed Gamal Ziada. On August 22, a security force in civilian clothes arrested Ziada from Nahia village, Giza, the prosecution accused Ziada of spreading false news, while it didn’t confront him with any posts proving the accusation of spreading false news, as his Facebook profile is free of any political posts, and he only posts promotional materials for his work as a clothing workshop manager. for more.
– the Administrative Judiciary Court dismissed Cairo University’s appeal against the court’s ruling to appoint Hagar Ismael as a lecturer at the university’s faculty of science for lack of security approval, for more.
– the Disciplinary Council of the Teaching Staff at the Higher Technological Institute in the 10th of Ramadan City acquitted Manar Al-Tantawy, the assistant professor of the mechanical engineering department, of the accusations leveled against her of impersonating the head of the mechanical engineering department at the institute, for more. |
