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Divorce and child adoption regulations in new personal status law for Christians
Date of source: 2 May 2026
By Monica Jirjis
With the recent cabinet approval of the draft Personal Status Law for Christians to be passed to parliament for debate and approval, controversy was sparked over its ability to address existing crises and achieve a balance between judicial rulings and the visions of different churches. Lawyer...
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Anbā Būlā explains controversial remarks about the agreement of Christian personal status law with the Islamic Sharīʿa
Date of source: 3 May 2026
By Muḥammad al-Aḥmadī
Bishop Būlā of the Coptic Orthodox Church explained his recent statements that about 40% of the articles of the draft Personal Status Law for Christians were in agreement with the Islamic Sharīʿa, which have sparked widespread controversy. "There has been some misunderstanding of my statement. What...
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New rules for church marriage according to the draft personal status law for Christians
Date of source: 2 May 2026
By Muḥammad al-Aḥmadī
In a move aimed at tightening the regulation of marriage procedures for Christian denominations, Article 14 of the draft Personal Status Law for Christians set a clear legal framework for documenting the marriage contract, precisely specifying the data and procedures that must be available to...
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Anbā Būlā stresses equality between men and women in inheritance in the new personal status draft law
Date of source: 1 May 2026
By No Author Mentioned
Coptic Orthodox Bishop Būlā of Ṭanṭā and its dependencies revealed that men and women will be equal in inheritance in accordance with the new draft Personal Status Law for Christians, which is in agreement with the Holy Bible. "Regarding inheritance, we stick to the text of the constitution stating...
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Coptic Catholic prelate hails cabinet approval on draft law on personal status for Christians as an "important step"
Date of source: 30 Apr 2026
By Ālā’ Yūsuf
Anbā Bākhūm, the Patriarchal Auxiliary for the Coptic Orthodox Church’s Patriarchal Diocese Affairs, said the cabinet’s approval of the unified draft law on personal status for Christians was an "important step" towards regulating family affairs in a manner taking into consideration the particular...
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Coptic Population Figures in English Print Media
Date of Publication: Sunday, March 11, 2012
By: Jenna Ferrecchia
The majority of articles containing Coptic population figures were not published in several major English-language newspapers until after 1956. Articles in newspapers such as the New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Toronto Star illustrate the varying tendencies of journalists in their presentation of figures.  In comparison to the CAPMAS
Words and Reality - Governmental Implementation of the Egyptian Constitution 1981-2011 and the Potential of a New Nationalism to Emerge as a Basis for Constitutional Commitment
Date of Publication: Monday, December 19, 2011
By: André Weißenfels
It is the time before the presidential elections. Egypt is in the middle of a possible transitional period and a mostly transitional mood. Since I arrived in Cairo in October 2011, people were highly politicized (which does not mean full of revolutionary thoughts) and most of them still are. It was then that I heard for the first time the
Dr. Rafīq Samuel Habīb: A Coptic Intellectual on Current Issues in Egyptian Political and Social Matters
Date of Publication: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
By: Sayyidah Fūʾād
Earlier this year, Egyptian Coptic intellectual Dr. Rafīq Samuel Habīb was named as the vice president of Egypt's Freedom and Justice Party -the newly founded political party of the Muslim Brotherhood. Already one of the most controversial figures in Egyptian society, Habīb's appointment as the deputy leader of Egypt's nascent Islamist party
Analyzing Video Evidence from Maspero: Bloody Confrontations following the Coptic Protest of October 9, 2011
Date of Publication: Wednesday, October 26, 2011
By: Jayson Casper
October 9 witnessed riots in Cairo that led to the death of at least twenty-seven people and the injury of over 300, mostly from Egypt’s Coptic Christian community. The conflict followed a peaceful march from the neighborhood of Shubra, with its high percentage of Coptic residents, to the Radio and TV Building in Maspero, which has become the
What Happened in Mārīnāb Village?
Date of Publication: Saturday, October 22, 2011
By: Lamīs Yahyá
This report provides critical background and previously unpublished details on the events leading up to the protests by Copts in Maspero, Cairo on October 9, 2011, which ended fatally for more than 20 protesters and injured over 100 others.  It provides interviews, photographs, videos, and documents, as evidence of the circumstances in the village

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What Next for Egypt?
Date of source: Thursday, February 20, 2014
By: Brookings Institution
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Egypt's dwindling Jewish community buries deputy leader
Date of source: Tuesday, March 11, 2014
By: Haaretz
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By The Associated Press| Mar. 11, 2014 | 6:40 PM The deputy head of Egypt's dwindling Jewish community was buried Tuesday in a ceremony led by her sister.
The Sisi Shuffle
Date of source: Monday, February 24, 2014
By: Middle East Research and Information Project
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by Joshua Stacher | published February 24, 2014 - 5:21pm
Egyptian TV airs arrest of Al Jazeera reporters
Date of source: Monday, February 3, 2014
By: Washington Post
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This video, aired by Egypt's al-Tahrir, shows two journalists with Al Jazeera English.
Egyptian authorities detain thousands in crackdown on dissent
Date of source: Monday, March 10, 2014
By: Washington Post
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The growing number of people held by Egyptian authorities as part of a frenzied campaign to crush opposition to the military-backed government has squeezed the country’s already broken criminal justice system, leading to widespread legal and human rights abuses by security forces, prosecutors and

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