It’s not enough that the United Kingdom is arresting people for social media posts, or that it is trying to erode the foundation of justice, or that it taxes its people into oblivion for the privilege ...

Should Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s tweets have legal consequences? Comparing and contrasting the cases of Lucy Connolly and Abd El-Fattah By David Allen Green Is it possible to have a principled, consistent ...

Government sources say social media posts by British-Egyptian activist do not meet legal bar for such sanction The Home Office will not strip the British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah of his ...

Alaa Abd El-Fattah’s name has been circling political spheres for years now as successive British governments tried to secure his freedom. The pro-democracy activist was detained in Egypt before being ...

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Yvette Cooper has ordered a review into "serious information failures" after "abhorrent" posts by freed activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah were missed. The Foreign Secretary said successive senior ...

The intensity of the current backlash against Alaa Abdelfattah in Britain is striking – not because it reflects a renewed concern for justice, but because it exposes how selectively outrage is ...

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How much effort should a country expend to rescue someone who appears to hate its values? That is the question posed by the case of Alaa Abd el-Fattah. Last week, those efforts finally paid off. Egypt ...

Yvette Cooper has ordered an urgent Foreign Office review of "serious information failures" in the case of a freed British-Egyptian activist. Ms Cooper, the foreign secretary, said successive prime ...