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EGYPT PARLIAMENT WATCH Egypt Parliament Watch Session III Report: October 2017-July 2018 COMMENTARY. AN*LYSIS Ethiopia's Dam and Egypt's Water Woes Background: The Cybercrime Law went into effect after it was ratified by President Abdel-Fattah El Sisi and published in the Official Gazette edition dated August 14, 2018. Previously, the cabinet The right to housing in Egypt has been marred by issues of access to adequate housing, with at least 40 percent of housing in informal areas, as well as forced eviction, at the hands of both the government and other citizens. In the four years since the truth commission was formed, Tunisia’s most prominent political forces—known among Tunisians as “the two sheikhs”—have worked to undermine transitional justice. The exclusive monopoly on the practice of Islam and expression of ideas has not only been directed at the Shi’a but also at followers of other faiths that are not clas*ified as “divine religions” according to the Egyptian Constitution. TIMEP Announces Selection of Sixth TIMEP-Atlas Corps Bas*em Sabry Democracy Fellow The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy (TIMEP) is pleased to announce the selection of Deema Abu Alkhair as the recipient of the TIMEP, along with other organizations and individuals, expresses solidarity with the bloggers, journalists, human rights defenders, and other civil society members in Egypt who have been arrested with unprecedented frequency in recent weeks. For a detailed summary and an*lysis of Egypt's parliament's activity over the past week, read the latest brief from the project: