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Egypt police attack poets Anti-Succession meeting |
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Written by Egypt News
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 |
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A few dozen Egypt's poets joined Wednesday evening leading
opposition figure Ayman Nour in Bab el-Shaariya to inaugurate the
artists’ commitment and solidarity with Nour’s “against succession”
campaign he helped make manifest on October 14
However, the meeting
and fanfare never came to fruition, as some 50 police officers stormed
the gathering, causing havoc, eyewitnesses reported.
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Egypt, Italy sign direct maritime transport deal |
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Written by Egypt News
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 |
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Egypt's Transport Minister Lofti Mansour
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Implementing
commercial traffic between Italy and Egypt, especially for the fruit
and vegetable sector. This is the objective of an agreement between the
ports of Venice and Alexandria signed today at international transport
conference, Ten-t, held in Naples with Italian Transport Minister,
Altero Matteoli and his Egyptian counterpart, Lofti Mansour
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EHRG demands monitoring of Egypt elections |
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Written by Egypt News
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Thursday, 22 October 2009 |
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Egyptian
Organization for Human Rights (EOHR) announced this week the formation of a human
rights coalition consisting of 148 rights groups and organizations to
monitor elections in Egypt
Egypt's Human Rights Rroups (EHRG) are coming together in an effort to ensure
future elections in Egypt are free and fair.
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Egypt allows medical supplies into Gaza |
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Written by Egypt News
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 |
 Egypt agreed on Wednesday to allow a shipment of medical supplies into
Gaza through the Rafah crossing, which is normally reserved for
passengers, a security official said.
An Egyptian security official said that Union of Arab Doctors had
delivered seven tons of medical supplies to the crossing. After
coordination with Egyptian authorities, the goods were allowed to
cross, the source said.
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RSF: Egypt Media freedom remains under attack |
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Written by Egypt News
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 |
zawya.com
Press freedom in Egypt remains shackled by a host of draconian laws,
and state interference, NGO Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said in its
annual worldwide index on press freedom issued yesterday.
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