Tags: Al-Minya Criminal Court

Press Release13 Mar 2022

Renewed imprisonment of 9 Copts accused of demonstrating in order to issue a decision to rebuild a church, and EIPR calls for their release

Press Release9 Aug 2017

Continuing to use the death penalty will not stop the violence: 12 death sentences in the “Storming Matai Police Station” case

The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) condemns the verdict issued on Monday 7 August in case no. 8473/2013, before Minya Criminal Court, commonly known as the “Storming Matai Police Station” case, in which 12 defendants were sentenced to death and 119 others were sentenced to life in prison, 110 of which are currently in detention, although not all were present in court.

Press Release30 Apr 2014

Al-Minya Mass Death Penalty: Wasted Justice and Mockery of Defendants Rights

The undersigned civil society organizations are deeply concerned about the retrial of 37 men sentenced to death and 492 to life imprisonment by Al-Minya Criminal Court.

Renewed imprisonment of 9 Copts accused of demonstrating in order to issue a decision to rebuild a church, and EIPR calls for their release

Continuing to use the death penalty will not stop the violence: 12 death sentences in the “Storming Matai Police Station” case

Al-Minya Mass Death Penalty: Wasted Justice and Mockery of Defendants Rights

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