Egyptians fear ‘republic of darkness’ under new terror law

‘Egyptian journalists and rights advocates are warning of “dark days” ahead for the country after President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi approved new counter-terrorism laws on 16 August. Others, however, have praised the laws, saying they will deter terrorism.

The legislation is aimed at cracking down on jihadist insurgency in the country, and includes fines of up to $64,000 (£41,000) for journalists who contradict official reports on terrorist attacks.

The laws also offer additional protection for police and military officers who use force.’

Read more: Egyptians fear ‘republic of darkness’ under new terror law

The post Egyptians fear ‘republic of darkness’ under new terror law appeared first on David Icke.