Thousands march in Egypt's Port Said over deaths
PORT SAID, Egypt - Thousands of Egyptians packed the streets of the Suez Canal city of Port Said on Friday in protest at the deaths of local people in clashes with police and before a court decision in a contentious football riot case.
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IHT Special: Egypt Tinkers With Exchange System in Bid to Level Economy
The Egyptian pound fell to a record low Wednesday, following the decision by the central bank to introduce a dollar auction system to try to prop up the Egyptian pound.
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EFF Looks At How Blasphemy Laws Have Stifled Speech in 2012
As part of their 2012 in review series, the EFF takes a look at how blasphemy laws have chilled online speech this year. A "dishonorable mention" goes to Youtube this year: "A dishonorable mention goes to YouTube, which blocked access to the controversial 'Innocence of Muslims' video in Egypt and Libya without government prompting. The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, a group based in Egypt, condemned YouTube's decision."
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Egypt braces for protests over constitution
Rival rallies planned in Cairo over President Morsi's decision to go ahead with Saturday's vote on draft constitution.
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Egypt's Supreme Judicial Council to oversee vote on draft charter
The decision may help ease political unrest amid a crisis over Egypt's draft constitution. But it also points up rifts in the judiciary. CAIRO — Egypt's Supreme Judicial Council agreed Monday to oversee a national referendum on the country's draft constitution, a move that suggested at least a temporary easing of the crisis between the courts and President Mohamed Morsi.
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