Sherif Mohy Eldeen

Author: Sherif Mohy Eldeen

Egyptian national flag behind barbed wire close to the Court of Cassation in Cairo (photo: picture-alliance/dpa)

Justice under Abdul Fattah al-Sisi

The law′s an ass

The increasing number of executions following unfair trials is destroying what little confidence remained Egypt′s legal system. Report by Sherif Mohy EldeenMore

′Pharaoh′ Mubarak′s acquittal: Some are more equal Egyptian photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid: Innocence incarcerated Mass death sentences against the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt: Egypt's future at risk

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Interview with Omid Nouripour on the protests in Iran
"The Europeans lack courage"
Martyr for a free Syria
"Ideas cannot be killed with weapons" – remembering Raed Fares
Germany's Literaturkfestival
Dissecting the toxic concept of Heimat
The mirage of regime change
Why the United States is Khamenei’s bogeyman
Facing the Mahdi militias
Iraqi civilians in the firing line
Interview with the Moroccan thinker Hassan Aourid
Democracy cannot be stopped

Interview with a mixed-faith couple
Experiences in a Christian-Muslim marriage
Human rights in Lebanon
Kafala and its ʹcommoditiesʹ
Martyr for a free Syria
"Ideas cannot be killed with weapons" – remembering Raed Fares
Interview with Omid Nouripour on the protests in Iran
"The Europeans lack courage"
The mirage of regime change
Why the United States is Khamenei’s bogeyman
Foreign academics risk arrest in Iran
Tehran's new hostage policy

The German Islam Scholar Lamya Kaddor
Why I as a Muslim Woman Don't Wear a Headscarf
Jordan and the influx of refugees
The true Samaritans
Muslims in Liberal Democracies
Why the West Fears Islam
The decline of Islamic scientific thought
Don't blame it on al-Ghazali
The Media and ''The Innocence of Muslims''
Against the Islamisation of Muslims
Turning away from Shia in Iran
''A Tsunami of Atheism''

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UK begins to repatriate British orphans in Syria
Baghdad tunnel becomes a museum for Iraq's protest movement
Protesters say 'real independence' close as Lebanon turns 76
Turkish court upholds verdict against 12 ex-staff of opposition newspaper

When all you feel is cold: at the end of October, Vucjak refugee camp got a foretaste of winter. Temperatures in Bosnia plummeted to well below ten degrees Celsius. Most migrants are not equipped for the cold and therefore depend on donated clothing and blankets. Some do not even have proper shoes

Winter approaches in Bosnia's Vucjak camp

Vucjak refugee camp in the northwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina has existed since the summer. The conditions there are unacceptable: it is filthy, unhygienic, lacking in everything. And now the winter is approaching. From Uta Steinwehr

Author: Sherif Mohy Eldeen

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