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                    [Title] => Egypt prosecutors send ex-president to new trial
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Egypt's prosecutors referred to trial yesterday the country's former Islamist president on charges of insulting the judiciary and defaming its members to spread hate— the fourth case filed against Mohammed Morsi since his July ouster, the state news agency reported.

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                    [Title] => Rights group urges Egypt to free ex-leader's aides
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Human Rights Watch on yesterday urged Egypt's military-backed government to immediately release from detention five aides of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

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                    [Title] => Prominent Egyptian blogger freed from detention
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A prominent Egyptian blogger accused of attacking soldiers during deadly clashes was released after nearly two months in detention, during which he became a symbol of the pro-democracy activists' struggle to end military rule in Egypt.
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Egypt moves to restrict Ramadan sermons

By Mariam Rizk | June 30, 2014 - 7:02am

Egypt will restrict sermons during the holy month of Ramadan to topics of faith and morality, the state's top official in charge of religious affairs said yesterday, in the latest measure by the government to control...

World

Egypt prosecutors send ex-president to new trial

By Sarah El Deeb | January 20, 2014 - 6:06am

Egypt's prosecutors referred to trial yesterday the country's former Islamist president on charges of insulting the judiciary and defaming its members to spread hate— the fourth case filed against Mohammed...

World

Rights group urges Egypt to free ex-leader's aides

By Hamza Hendawi | December 2, 2013 - 3:13am

Human Rights Watch on yesterday urged Egypt's military-backed government to immediately release from detention five aides of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

World

Prominent Egyptian blogger freed from detention

December 26, 2011 - 1:45pm

A prominent Egyptian blogger accused of attacking soldiers during deadly clashes was released after nearly two months in detention, during which he became a symbol of the pro-democracy activists' struggle to end...