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“It is quite clear that certain elements of the state were aware of this fact that is only now coming to light.”

Egyptian Dr Mohamed Mashally - widely known as ‘Doctor of the Poor’ - has returned to his Lord at the age of 76 after a lifetime of treating his patients free of charge.

At least 14 prisoners and detainees have died from likely COVID-19 complications after uncontrolled outbreaks of the disease at Egyptian prisons and detention centres, according to a report published by Human Rights Watch.

“Every day I go to work, I sacrifice myself and my whole family, then they arrest my colleagues to send us a message. I see no light on the horizon.”

Egyptian coup president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi warns of military 'intervention' amid growing tensions over recent victories against renegade commander Haftar and Turkey's increasing involvement.

Today marks one year since the death of Mohamed Morsi (rahimahu Allāh), Egypt’s first and last democratically elected leader in the modern period.

The decision was made on the 21st November by the President of the UN General Assembly, despite Egypt’s longstanding stance to undermine norms for human rights in countering terrorism.

Egyptian security forces arrest over 2,000 as authorities tighten security, disrupt access to internet and arrest scores of protesters amid calls for a "million-man march".

Demonstrations continue for the second night in a row as Egyptians take to the streets in a rare show of public disapproval, demanding the coup president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to resign.

While the question was intended as a joke, it was met by “stunned silence” from officials.