Mohamed Morsi

Abdullah, youngest son of Egypt’s former president Mohamed Morsi, died a year ago months after his father.

Former President Mohammed Morsi died while standing trial for charges legal observers said were politically motivated.

Wael Ghonim says the president should apologise to widow of Mohamed Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected leader.

Abdullah Morsi, who was an outspoken government critic, died at the Oasis hospital in Giza, sources tell Al Jazeera.

Son of late former president named several incumbent Egyptian officials as being responsible for his father’s death.

Conditions surrounding death of ex-president highlight dismal reality endured by thousands languishing in Egypt’s jails.

The Turkish president said Morsi was “killed” and wants the Egyptian government face an international court.

Morsi’s presidency was a flicker of hope for a democratic future in a country long dominated by ruthless dictators.

Cairo says UN’s call for independent probe into Morsi’s death is a ‘deliberate attempt to politicise a natural death’.

The UN rights office demands investigation into Morsi’s death as people across the Middle East mourn the ex-president.

Coverage in Egyptian newspapers was relegated to inside pages with no mention of former leader’s title.

Malaysia, Qatar pay tribute to former Egyptian president, but reaction from other governments has been largely muted.

Egypt’s only democratically elected president died on Monday while attending a court session in Cairo.

Mosques across Turkey hold prayer services for former Egyptian president, who died in a Cairo court on Monday.