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Top Muslim Brotherhood figures among 75 people sentenced to death in Egypt for 2013 protests | world news

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Egypt’s state-run media says a court has sentenced 75 people to death, including top figures of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group, for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in.

Saturday’s decision in the Cairo criminal court will now be referred to the Grand Mufti — the country’s top theological authority — for his non-binding opinion on the sentences. He…

Egypt: Officer Convicted in Protester’s Killing//Mort de la militante #Shaïmaaal-Sabbagh : 15 ans de prison pour un policier égyptien

The sentence against al-Sabbagh’s killer would serve justice but past convictions of police have been reversed on appeal, meaning there has been zero accountability for killing protesters. Nor has there been any accountability for those in charge of Egypt’s security forces, who are ultimately responsible for the widespread and systematic killings of protesters in Egypt over the past two years.

Egypt's army gives Morsi 48 hours to solve crisis

Army officials gave Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi a 48-hour ultimatum to make peace or leave as military helicopters circled above the Cairo protests.

Largest Demonstration in The World Led in Egypt's Tahrir Square

The biggest demonstration in the history of the world is being reported to have taken place this…