Main Headlines

 Monday

• Egyptian police disperse first protest after new law passed
• Former presidential candidate Sabahy launches presidential race
• Railway service to Upper Egypt resume again
• Salvation Front: Mobilizing for ‘yes’ to Constitution
• Egyptian Lawyers Syndicate threatens mass demos against protest law
• Egypt issues demands to end tension with Turkey
• Egypt to start fuel cuts in 2014

Tuesday

• US State Department criticizes Egypt’s Protest Law
• Egypt army kills Sinai’s most wanted Jihadist
• Security forces, and activists clash as protest law takes effect
• Constituent assembly suspends session until detained protestors are released
• Egyptian female detainees were released in desert following downtown clashes: Activist
• Government source: Gulf attempts to persuade Egypt to resume negotiations with IMF
• Tamarod slams protest law, urges human rights council to amend it
• Constitutional referendum in December: Salmawy

 Wednesday

• Egypt prosecutor orders arrest of two leading activists
• Egyptian government vows to enforce protest law
• Police tried to ‘protect’ protesters Tuesday: Egyptian PM
• Egyptian court sentences 21 women to 11 years in prison for holding pro-Morsi protest
• Tamarod founder Hassan Shahin comes out against protest law
• Egypt’s first “authorized protest” goes smoothly
• Report that MB to establish parallel government in Paris
• Suspected murderer killed by mob inside police station in Sharqiya

Thursday

• One killed as police use tear gas and water cannons to break up rally near Cairo university:
• Amnesty International: Egypt must unconditionally release women protesters
• Severe sentences for Alexandria female protesters spark outcry in Egypt
• Prominent activist Alaa Abd El Fattah arrested
• Turkey’s envoy to Cairo returns home amid spat –
• Three state security officers acquitted in torture cases

Friday

• Interim president to pardon women jailed over protest
• Three dead in sectarian clashes in Minya south of Egypt
• Eight injured in Friday clashes across Egypt
• Women’s “Sisi pajamas” hit the Egyptian market
• Initial forensic states Cairo University student was shot three times in the back
• Four students detained for instigating Cairo University clashes
• Activists stress their call for laws that safeguard rights

Saturday

• Egypt’s draft constitution enshrines army role in politics
• Constituent Assembly passes by a sweeping majority the first 138 articles of Egypt’s new draft constitution
• Deputy prime minister criticizes Protest Law
• Pro-Morsi protests spark violent clashes
• Student groups demand dismissal of higher education, and interior ministers
• Protest at the Qatari embassy in Egypt

 Sunday

• 50-member committee finishes voting on Egypt’s amended Constitution
• Egypt frees top activist; extends detention for another
• Cairo University Engineering school on a strike
• Islamist Assem Abdel Magid‪ issues warning from exile
•  Egypt’s prosecution calls on Interpolto arrest Islamist leader in Qatar
•  EU’s Ashton concerned about new Egyptian protest law
• 50 member constitution committee unanimously eliminates Shura Council

Good Report

• Egypt’s Jon Stewart on Comedy and Politics. Liam Stack
• In Egypt, university’s campuses emerge as the latest battleground. Erin Cunningham
• Objections and abstentions in new draft constitution for Egypt. Mada Masr

 Video

• Mayam Mahmoud, Egypt’s first hijab-wearing rapper.  BBC

Good Read

• Egypt and Turkey: Nightmares. Steven Cook
• Keeping Egyptians in check. Rana Allam
• The return of Egypt’s police state. Alastair Beach
• Fractured state.  Rasheed Hammouda
• The constitution does not reflect real social dialogue: Hossam Bahgat
• Thy will be done.  Mahmoud Salem
• Using and abusing polls. James Zogby

Photo gallery

• Cairo University student’s funeral

Plus:

• How to recognize an Egyptian activist. Ursula Lindsey

Finally here are Jayson Casper’s prayers for Egypt