On April 24 the panel of judges appointed by the Egyptian minister of justice to investigate the Maspero massacre of October 9, 2011, which claimed the lives of 27 Christians and injured 329, closed the case.
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Egyptian Panel Drops Maspero Massacre Case for ‘Lack of Evidence’
Posted by Sarah on April 29th, 2012
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No Comments »Coptic priest held in Cairo airport over Maspero travel ban
Posted by Sarah on April 10th, 2012
Travel ban lifted on Priest Felopateer Aziz, accused of inciting violence against armed forces during last year’s Maspero massacre, after being detained for a few hours at Cairo airport by military intelligence.
Posted in Featured Post, News and Articles Tags: Airport, arrested, Coptic, Felopateer, Maspero, Priest No Comments »Copts continue open sit-in at Maspero
Posted by Sarah on May 20th, 2011
Hundreds of Coptic protesters said on Thursday that they would continue their open sit in in-front of the state TV building until the Virgin and Bishop Abram Church in Ain Shams district is re-opened and the Maghagha Diocese in Minya is rebuilt.
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