Egyptian daily Al Bawaba had its Sunday edition suspended by authorities after they attempted to run a story on the disappearance of former Interior Minister Habib El Adly, according to the Egypt Independent. The paper has said it will pursue legal action in what it considers an infringement on its constitutional right. Adly allegedly wasn’t present at his sentencing after he was found guilty of corruption and hasn’t been seen since.
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