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Israel’s Campaign to Accuse Portuguese Cartoonist Vasco Gargalo of Anti-Semitism... for Supporting Palestine
Date of source: 6 Feb 2020
By No Author Mentioned
In the drawing, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen, with a Star of David on his sleeve, thrusting a coffin with the Palestinian flag on top of it into a crematory.  Above the drawing is the expression “Arbeit Macht Frei” [Work Sets You Free], which was the infamous inscription at the...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
After the Settlement.. Delay of the Arson Case of Coptic Homes in al-Karam to April 16 for a Ruling
Date of source: 10 Feb 2020
By Nādir Shukrī
When the judge asked whether there had been any pressure on them to make a reconciliation agreement, they said no and said that they hadn’t seen the accused at the scene of the crime.  The accusation had been built on what the Coptic families had heard from other people in the village, and the...
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Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
The Government Agrees to Amend some Statutes for the Law that Arranges the Lists of Terrorist Entities
Date of source: 8 Jan 2020
By Hind Mukhtār
The main amendment to the law introduces a broader definition of the "funds" of terrorist individuals and entities that can be frozen under the law. According to the amendment, the definition of "funds" shall include all financial assets and economic resources such as oil, other natural resources,...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
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Interior Ministry Refuted Claims Circulated that Muṣṭafā Qāsim Was Exposed to a Mock Trial
Date of source: 15 Jan 2020
By Maḥmūd ʿAbd al-Rāḍī
Speaking on the matter, the spokesperson for the Interior Ministry stated that Qāsim was subjected to an official and fair trial in front of a normal judge and was included amongst others accused.  The ruling concluded with the release of those who proved their innocence and the conviction of those...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
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Calls for the Red Cross to Inspect Prisons after the Death of Muṣṭafā Qāsim
Date of source: 17 Jan 2020
By No Author Mentioned
On January 13th of this year, Muṣṭafā Qāsim, who possessed duel American and Egyptian citizenship, died in Ṭura Līmān Prison after being sentenced to 15 years in prison for the incident at Rābaʿa al-ʿAdawiyya Square in August of 2013.  Qāsim had been suffering from diabetes, and his health had...
Reviewed by Dylan Schexnaydre
Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
Taro and Sugarcane are the Most Important Aspects of the Coptic Celebrations for the Feast of Christ’s Baptism
Date of source: 19 Jan 2020
By Michael Nabīl
The Laqqān prayer in Christianity means “bathing” and is where the baptism of Christ is remembered.  Pope Tawāḍrūs II, pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark, said that the word “al-Laqqān” is Greek for the container that the water used for bathing is placed in.  There is a model...
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Ten Coptic Publishing Houses Participate in Cairo’s international Book Fair
Date of source: 21 Jan 2020
By Teresa Shinūda
An official from the Bible Society said that it will have bibles in Arabic and English there as well as a bunch of new publications for children and young people. The Evangelical Culture Publishing House will have over 300 publications available for sale at the fair.  Bishop Bākhūm, official...
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Translator Dylan Schexnaydre
The National Council for Women Calls Upon Google to Take Down “Salmonella” And Confirms that the Song is Disrespectful to Women
Date of source: 6 Jan 2020
By Maḥmūd Rāghib‎
According to the Council, the song’s lyrics contain expressions that fall under the crime of insulting and defamation on social media based on the Anti-Cyber and Information Technology Crimes law according to the sentence 175 / 2018 of the Egyptian Panel Code. This step came in light of the Council...
Reviewed by Marvin Mücke
Translator Marvin Mücke
In a Final Ruling The Supreme Administrative Court Upholds Niqāb-Ban for University Teaching Staff
Date of source: 27 Jan 2020
By Maḥmūd al-Shūrbajī
Following Dr. Jābir Naṣār’s (Former president of Cairo University) decision to ban the niqāb in April 2015, a lawyer raised four cases against the ban in the Administrative Court on behalf of 80 female researchers who work at Cairo University and wear the niqāb. Despite the lawyer’s demands to...
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Translator Marvin Mücke
The Supreme Court Postpones a Decision on the Demolition of Rashīd Church until April 11
Date of source: 4 Jan 2020
By Aḥmad ʿAbd al-Hādī
The Supreme Court asked the representative of Pope Tawāḍrūs II to provide documents to the court that specify the date of the church’s creation, the church’s registration, an official overview from the Coptic endowments and a summary of the steps that were taken to register it in the Egyptian...
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