Revelations that an elite Israeli squad killed 250 unarmed Egyptian soldiers at the end of the 1967 War has triggered an uproar in the People's Assembly, reports Gamal Essam El-Din

Mohamed El-Sayed reports on the mass exodus of Egyptian labour from Libya

Minister of Tourism Zoheir Garana tells Rehab Saad about his plans for the industry

While the state advocates the nomination of women as judges, the strongest protests, ironically, come from within the legal profession, writes Mona El-Nahhas

Mona El-Nahhas looks at the latest problems beleaguering the Ghad Party

The movement to end human trafficking is not just a question of human rights, but one of global security as well. Reem Leila reviews the US State Department's critical assessment of Egyptian efforts to stem the tide

On 26 December, 2006, President Hosni Mubarak called for 34 articles of the constitution to be amended. After a month and a half of parliamentary debates, the People's Assembly Legislative and Constitutional Affairs Committee on Sunday completed its work on the draft texts of the 34 articles. Gamal Essam El-Din reviews the existing texts of the 12 most significant articles being amended together with the newly proposed drafts. The changes in the text are italicised.