Ibrahim Halawa

The trial in Egypt of Irishman Ibrahim Halawa has been adjourned until October at the earliest, dashing widespread hopes that the protracted legal pro(...)

A verdict is expected today in the trial of Ibrahim Halawa, whose detention in Egypt for almost three years has drawn international condemnation. Mr(...)

It has taken almost three years, 13 adjournments and a trial that has involved no evidence being produced, no witnesses being called and no defence su(...)

Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan is to discuss the incarceration of Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa with his Egyptian counterpart as part of(...)

The Government has a responsibility to lobby “very hard for due process” to secure the release of Ibrahim Halawa from prison in Egypt, an Australian j(...)

Castle Street in Belfast is only minutes from Royal Avenue and City Hall, but it is a street in which the poverty which has outlasted the Troubles is (...)

Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan is to engage in “high-level contacts” over the coming weeks in the Ibrahim Halawa case. In briefing no(...)

Ibrahim Halawa’s legal team has said they have not been given access to their client. Barrister Katie O’Byrne from Doughty Street Chambers in London (...)

A 20-year-old Irish man jailed in Egypt for the last 1,000 days as he awaits trial and a potential death penalty has said his incarceration has felt l(...)

Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa was transferred between prisons in Egypt in recent days without the knowledge of the Irish Government or his family. The(...)