Egypt: Constitutional & Administrative Law

Egyptian customs authorities possess broad powers to auction and dispose of goods under customs control. This comprehensive framework addresses abandoned cargo, confiscated items, and perishable goods through structured procedures governing storage periods, public auctions, revenue distribution, and eventual transfer to government entities when sales fail.

The Translation of Law No. 81 of 2016 presents an English version of Egypt’s Civil Service Law and its rules for public-sector employment. Law No. 81 of 2016 applies to positions within ministries, government departments, administrative agencies, local administration units, and public authorities, unless their establishing legislation provides otherwise. The English version of the Civil Service Law explains the legal framework governing the rights, duties, and professional responsibilities of public employees.

Law No. 12 of 1996 is one of Egypt’s main laws governing the rights, protection, and care of children. It addresses key matters relating to childhood and motherhood, including healthcare, birth registration, family care, social protection, education, child welfare, and protection from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and other risks affecting children.

Recent developments at the Committee of Oppositions in Egypt have resulted in a drastic reduction in the time taken for the Committee to render decisions. Whilst in the past it was common practice...

وقد شُرع لأستجلاء بعض عناصر ووقائع المنازعة المرددة في الخصومة،...

Interrogation is one of the many tools which can be used within an investigation, and many would argue that it is in fact, the most important method available, since it, clarifies elements and ...