Proven Guilty: Egypt’s Judiciary and the Undermining of Democracy
Source:
atlanticcouncil
Date of source:
28 Apr 2014
Reference:
Through the recent spate of death sentence rulings and an apparent unwillingness to challenge the interim government, Egypt’s judiciary has positioned itself as a close ally to the regime, undermining any illusion of impartiality. But how did Egypt’s judiciary get to such a perilous state, and what does this mean for Egypt’s prospects for democracy?
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