The dictator of Egypt who took the power through military coup had sentenced the elected president to 20 rears in prison for alleged things he did to protesters during his term in 2012. I am sure things are much better now and everyone now can protest and without fear, right?
No one should be deceived into thinking that the courts there are real and that there is any amount of separation of power in dictatorships like these.
Also no one should confuse that with courts here being jokes and under control of corruption powers. This is a misuse for the empowerment of the continuous democracy not the absence of it.
By the way , if I am not mistaken, didn't that military dictator promise elections that are very overdue by now? What happened to them? Or where they conducted under the very trust worthy supervision of his government?
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