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Egypt’s blasphemy law back in focus after boycott call targets Christian-owned shops

Egypt’s blasphemy law back in focus after boycott call targets Christian-owned shops

Saturday, February 28, 2026

Egypt’s “contempt of religion” law returns to the spotlight after widespread condemnation of call to boycott Christian businesses.

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