Egypt set to amend draconian protest law
Mohamed Shalaby
Press TV, Cairo
Egypt is set to amend its controversial protest law that has resulted in the detention of tens of thousands of protesters from all streams. The amendments under discussion could in theory decrease the jail terms or even scrap prison penalties imposed on peaceful protesters in a retroactive manner.
Mohamed Shalaby reports from Cairo.
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