A. whereas on 30 October 2011, the Military Prosecutor called for interrogation the blogger Mr Alaa Abd El-Fattah, subsequently ordering his provisional detention for 15 days in the appeals prison of Bab El Khalq in Cairo, after charging him with ‘inciting violence against the Armed Forces’, ‘assaulting military personnel and damaging military property’ during the recent Maspero clashes, which started with a peaceful demonstration for the rights of Coptic Christians that took place on 9 October 2011 in Cairo, where at least 25 Egyptian citizens were killed and more than 300 injured; whereas 30 other civilians have ...[+++]been detained in the same court case;

acquired by inheritance: the property must be introduced within two years of the date on which the person concerned enters into possession of the property, and proof must be provided that the property was acquired by inheritance.

1. Exemption shall be granted only in respect of personal property permanently imported not later than two years from the date on which the person becomes entitled to the goods (final settlement of the inheritance).

the property is introduced not more than two years after the date on which such individual enters into possession of the property.

3. Notes that, on 3 October 2007, King Abdullah announced a judicial reform, promising the setting-up of new specialised courts and improved training for judges and lawyers; recalls that, in May 2007, it was reported that King Abdullah had ordered that a new court be established which would specialise in hearing domestic violence cases;

3. Notes that, on 3 October 2007, King Abdullah announced a judicial reform, promising the setting-up of new specialised courts and improved training for judges and lawyers; recalls that, in May 2007, it was reported that King Abdullah had ordered that a new court be established which would specialise in hearing domestic violence cases;