| – the Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed Mohamed Ibrahim Abdo’s detention for 15 days, over videos on TikTok criticizing the policies of the current president of the countryfor more.
– the Economic Court of Appeal set October 7 as a date to examine the appeal filed by the defense panel of journalist and political opponent Hesham Kassem against the verdict issued against him by the Economic Court to 3 months in prison over insulting, slandering, and intentionally disturbing Kamal Abu Eita, and three months in prison with enforced hard labor over insulting a public servant, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed Mohamed Mahmoud Amer Abdel Aziz’s detention for 45 days, Security forces arrested Abdel Aziz on October 15, 2021, from his house; he forcibly disappeared for a month and a half. He later appeared before the Prosecution for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to release Zamalek football club fan, Mohamed Abdul Latif, Security forces arrested Abdul Latif from his workplace in Fagala in August 2021, and he forcibly disappeared for two weeks before being brought before the investigation authorities for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of Mohamed Abdel Aal Abou El-Dahab for 45 days, Security forces arrested Abou El-Dahab on November 10; he appeared before the prosecution five days later for more.
– AFTE submitted a report to the public prosecutor’s office to investigate the reasons for Poet Galal Al-Behairi’s second hunger strike and calling for his release, for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed Ahmed Mahmoud Ali Elhadidi’s detention for 45 days, Elhadidi is a 45-year-old farm owner. Security forces arrested him on November 9 after posting calls for November 11 demonstrations of his Facebook profile. for more.
– the Criminal Court the detention of Ahmed Abdel Mageed Oraby for 45 days pending his second lawsuit, in which Oraby is accused over Facebook posts he shared discussing poor living conditions. for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of Mahmoud Hanfy Mohamed for 45 days, Hanfy was arrested from his house in Qena governorate. he was interrogated before the Supreme State Security Prosecution for the first time last February 22, for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed Mohamed Ramadan Asr’s detention for 15 days, Asr is detained over posting videos on TikTok where he spoke of the country’s economic situation and electricity outage.for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed Khaled Abdel Wahed Amin’s detention, the member of the presidential campaign of the potential candidate Ahmed Al Tantawy, for 15 days, Amin was arrested from his house on August 27 and presented before the prosecution on the same day. The Public Prosecution interrogated him about posts on his personal Facebook account sharing his political and economic views. for more.
– the Administrative Judiciary Court adjourns examination of AFTE’s appeal against the acting professions syndicate to January 14, for more.
– the Administrative Judiciary Court adjourns examination of three appeals filed by AFTE against the acting professions syndicate. the appeals were filed on behalf of AFTE’s clients against the Syndicate’s negative decision to refrain from registering them in the Syndicate, despite fulfilling all the conditions that qualify them to obtain the Syndicate membership, as well as the Syndicate’s refusal to review their applications or to clarify any reasons for refusal to January 14, for more.
– Administrative Judicial Court to examine AFTE’s appeal against Helwan University after refraining from hiring faculty graduate as teaching assistant for lack of security approval on October 10, for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution released 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 Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed the detention of the enlisted man, Sherif Ahmed Ebrahim, for 15 days,The 22-year-old Ebrahim was arrested on August 31 after he helped a police chief to shoot and publish a video on TikTok insulting the Ministry of Interior. The police chief was also arrested and held in custody in the same lawsuit. for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed the detention of student Ayman Abdel Halim Eldarder for 15 days, Eldarder was arrested on May 22 at Saray El-Koba metro station after the police forces stopped him and searched his mobile phone. for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution renewed the detention of two Zamalek football club fans. they were arrested on May 3 from the DownTown district in Cairo. for more.
– after four years in pretrial detention; he Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to release Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Halim under the guarantee of his place of residence. for more.
– after four years in pretrial detention; he Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to release Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Halim under the guarantee of his place of residence. for more.
– the Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to release the two content creators, Ahmed Tarek and Basma Hegazy, under the guarantee of their place of residence,The arrest of the content creators came after publishing a video titled “The Visit,” where a girl visits her male friend in prison after he argued with someone in power, referred to in the video as “the governor.” for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of Alaa Mansour Seif Elnasr for 45 days, security forces arrested Seif Elnasr from his house on September 12, 2020, based on an arrest warrant issued against him by the Public Prosecution, but the security forces detained him in an unknown location without legal basis for over a month before presenting him before the investigation authorities. for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of the assistant professor of political science at the Faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science at Alexandria University, Ahmed AlTohamy, for 45 days, AlTohamy stated before the prosecution that his security targeting was due to his academic research on the Arab Spring revolutions. for more.
– Administrative Judicial Court set October 10 hearing to examine AFTE’s appeal filed on behalf of AFTE’s client challenging Helwan University’s decision not to hire her for lack of security approval. for more.
– the disciplinary board of appeal at the Ministry of Higher Education adjourned to November 15, the examination of appeal against the disciplinary lawsuit against Manar Al-Tantawy, in which the disciplinary board to deduct 15 days of her salary over videos of Al-Tantawy calling for the release of her husband, Hisham Gaafar, in front of the Journalists Syndicate. for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed the detention of Mohamed Ahmed Saad for 45 days, pending investigations of lawsuit No. 930 of 2019 (Supreme State Security), known in the media as “the Alliance of Hope lawsuit.” which included a large number of political activists, Although he didn’t participate in any political activity. for more.
– the Criminal Court decided to extend the detention of translator and activist Marwa Arafa for 45 extra days, despite the lack of legal justifications for her continued imprisonment as the Criminal Procedure Code stipulates that the period of pretrial detention must not exceed two years, after which release is mandatory. for more.
– the Criminal Court renewed lawyer Saied Hassan Ali’s detention for 45 days pending investigations of lawsuit No. 238 of 2021. Ali was convicted in this lawsuit after his release in another lawsuit. for more.
– after exceeding a year in pretrial detention, the 4 students who created the “Batman Helwan” event were released under the guarantee of their residence among dozens of others. for more. |
