An Egyptian court has postponed the verdict of Egypt’s Former President Hosni Mubarak to November 29, and has ordered the detention of Habib Al Adly, Egypt’s former Interior Minister, citing that it needs more time to examine the case’s 160,000 pages of evidence. Cairo Criminal Court showed a video of the case’s evidence, which compromise 160,000 pages. The video, which was shown prior to the announcement, was produced by private satellite channel Sada El-Balad, which has exclusive rights to broadcast the trial. Mubarak, who ruled Egypt for thirty years, had been accused alongside Egypt’s former Minister of Interior Habib El-Adly and six others of involvement in the killing of protesters during the January 25 revolution that saw him resigning after 18 days of protests. The Court of Cassation had overturned his initial life sentence over technical faults in the initial trial. The former President had declared in the previous court session that had never ordered the killing of protesters who participated in the 2011 uprising. “Mubarak, who stands in front of you, would never order the killing of protesters … or any Egyptian under any conditions,” he had said in…
