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Egyptian lawyer sues Netflix for falsely depicting Cleopatra as a BLACK WOMAN - Vimarsana News

Egyptian lawyer sues Netflix for falsely depicting Cleopatra as a BLACK WOMAN

A lawyer in Egypt recently sued streaming service Netflix for falsely depicting Cleopatra in its newest show as a Black woman. Attorney Mahmoud al-Semary filed the complaint against the streaming [...]

Egypt pardons more prisoners - Vimarsana News

Egypt pardons more prisoners

Egypt's Presidential Pardon Committee announced on Monday that it is working to finalise measures to release 31 prisoners held on remand by the security agencies. The committee stressed that it will...

Permanent imprisonment through recycled detention orders runs contrary to justice in Egypt - Vimarsana News

Permanent imprisonment through recycled detention orders runs contrary to justice in Egypt

Rasha Mohye El-Din is a teacher in her thirties who lives in the city of Kafr El-Sheikh in the extreme northern corner of Egypt. On the morning of 7 October, 2020, she received a phone call from a law...

Egypt church fire not deliberate: Probe - Vimarsana News

Egypt church fire not deliberate: Probe

CAIRO: The fire that broke out in the Abu Sefein Church in Egypt on Sunday was not deliberate, according to an investigation by the public prosecution. The cause of the fire, which killed 41 people, was a defect with an electric generator in the church after it was turned on due to a power outage. The public prosecution questioned 33 witnesses, including the 16 people injured,

Egypt's deadly church fire sparks global outpouring of sorrow and sympathy - Vimarsana News

Egypt's deadly church fire sparks global outpouring of sorrow and sympathy

CAIRO: On Sunday, thick smoke and the sound of screams engulfed the Imbaba neighborhood of Cairo as fire broke out in the Abu Sifin church in the working-class district west of the Nile River. Many of the 5,000 worshippers who had gathered for a peaceful mass at the Coptic church were forced to throw themselves from windows on to the street below. By the time emergency