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Egyptians recount sexual harassment, angering conservatives
Apr 7, 2017

Egyptians recount sexual harassment, angering conservatives

Hundreds of Egyptian women and girls have come out to denounce sexual harassment and share personal stories about it on social media, breaking a taboo and raising the ire of the country's conservative majority


Apr 6, 2017

Egypt professor faces possible dismissal over dancing video

An Egyptian professor could face dismissal over a video posted on Facebook showing her belly dancing on her rooftop, which sparked an investigation by her college in the Red Sea port city of Suez


Apr 4, 2017

German officials meet with journalist imprisoned in Turkey

German officials have met with a German-Turkish journalist imprisoned since January in Istanbul and say he's doing well, but suffering from being kept in solitary confinement


Apr 4, 2017

German official: Imprisoned German-Turkish journalist doing well, but suffering from solitary confinement

German official: Imprisoned German-Turkish journalist doing well, but suffering from solitary confinement


Apr 3, 2017

Egypt's el-Sissi and America's Trump: A common language?

Egyptian President el-Sissi, first foreign leader to congratulate Trump on his electoral win, visits White House today


Apr 1, 2017

Release of Turkish singer, journalists from jail overturned

Turkey's state-run news agency says 21 people, ordered to be released from jail pending trial for membership in an armed terror organization, remain imprisoned


Mar 31, 2017

Turkish singer released from jail along with journalists

Turkey's state run news agency says a court in Istanbul has released singer Atilla Tas and 20 others from jail pending an outcome of their trial on terrorism charges


Mar 30, 2017

Emirati academic gets 10 years in prison over tweets

An Emirati academic held since August 2015 over his tweets has been sentenced to 10 years in prison


Mar 28, 2017

For Turkish president, referendum on power is a big gamble

The past couple of years have been hard for Turkey, buffeted by bombings, violence between government forces and Kurdish rebels, and a failed coup attempt that unleashed a huge crackdown


Mar 27, 2017

Turkish pop star, journalists on trial over failed coup

A Turkish pop singer and 28 other people have gone on trial for alleged links to a failed coup attempt, highlighting the gulf between Ankara's assertions that the prosecutions are necessary and international concerns that Turkish democracy is in peril


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