#FreeAJStaff: Travesty of justice continues
Egyptian judges act on their own in terms of repressing whomever they perceive as status quo critics.
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Freed Al Jazeera journalists reunited with family
Baher Mohamed and Mohamed Fahmy, who were held in Egypt for 411 days, walk to freedom.
Al Jazeera’s Mohamed Fahmy released on bail in Egypt
Journalist freed after 411 days in jail, pending retrial, while his colleague Baher Mohamed awaits his prison release.
Al Jazeera staff face Cairo court in retrial
The two Al Jazeera English journalists have spent 411 days in jail, accused of colluding with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Egypt sets retrial date for jailed Al Jazeera staff
Baher Mohamed and Mohamed Fahmy to appear in court on February 12.
Al Jazeera’s Fahmy renounces Egyptian citizenship
Step brings him closer to release and deportation after more than 400 days in detention.
Jailed Al Jazeera staff mark 400 days in Cairo prison
Leading human rights lawyer criticises Western governments for turning a blind eye to lack of media freedom in Egypt.
Egypt court to hear Al Jazeera staff appeal
Three jailed Al Jazeera journalists to appear in Cairo court to appeal against their convictions.
Al Jazeera’s Greste honoured at Walkleys
Greste, jailed in Egypt for 341 days, recognised in absentia for “outstanding contribution” at annual Walkleys awards.
Al Jazeera staff held for 300 days in Egypt
Channel to air 300-second montage to mark key dates of judicial proceedings against journalists jailed in Cairo.
Obama raises fate of AJE staff with Sisi
US president, during his first meeting with Egyptian leader, “expressed view that the journalists should be released”.
