Mohamed Adel Soliman

Mohamed Adel Soliman is the Head of the Justice advocacy program at the Arab Center for Law and Society Studies. Adel has extensive experience as a lawyer working on human rights issues in Egypt and previously worked as a lawyer at the Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights. He played a pivotal role in several high-profile cases that attracted significant public attention in Egypt, including the Tiran and Sanafir case. Adel has also trained hundreds of legal professionals, including lawyers and judges, on strategic litigation across the Arab world.

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Does the Amendment to Article (38) Redefine Justice and Protect Rights?

In an effort to modernize legislation and strike a balance between combating crime and safeguarding individual rights, the proposed amendment to Article (38) of the Criminal Procedure Code aims to address several issues related to the…

Amendment to Article (122) and New Safeguards for Achieving Justice and Protecting Defendants' Rights

The criminal justice system suffers from procedural gaps that contribute to prolonged investigations and the extended pretrial detention of defendants without a clear time limit. This results in severe violations of human rights. The…

Does the New Article (3) of the Criminal Procedure Law Ensure Justice for Heirs?

Recent amendments to Article (3) of the Criminal Procedure Law aim to guarantee justice for heirs following the death of the victim. Let us examine the proposed text and its implications: