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In Egypt, women judges preside over state council hearings for the first time8 March 2022
Women judges have presided over a hearing of Egypt’s State Council for the first time in the country’s latest move towards female empowerment.
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Egyptian senate drafts bylaws in accordance with constitutional provisions1 December 2020
Egypt's newly reconstituted Senate, headed by Abdel-Wahab Abdel-Razek, approved its bylaws that will regulate its activities for the next five years in a final …
Egypt's president renews state of emergency26 October 2020
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has issued a decree for renewing the state of emergency nationwide for three months starting Monday, state-run Ahram new…
Egypt's parliament suspends discussions on bill stripping religious institution of its authority25 August 2020
Egypt’s parliament on Monday adjourned discussions on a controversial bill that sought to restrain the religious power of al-Azhar, the highest seat of learning…
Egypt considers draft law modifying electoral districts after introduction of list system in House elections17 August 2020
The amendments promulgated in June to the House of Representatives Elections Bill introduced the list system substituting the 540 seats of individuals with 284 …