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It presents you immediately with the financial results, and then, at the same time, you can, within the same page, scroll up to the actual quarterly financial results and click on that to be brought to the department's own report, for additional context.

T. whereas on 24 November 2013 Law No 107 on organising the right to peaceful public meetings, processions and protests was passed by a presidential decree; whereas this ‘protests law’ includes measures for controls and sanctions in the event of non-compliance which may be considered disproportionate according to international standards as it gives the security forces the right to break up any gathering held without prior government authorisation and allows the use of lethal force against demonstrators; whereas the UN Secretary-General has reiterated the concerns expressed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights that the law passed coul ...[+++]d lead to serious breaches of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly;

I. whereas Law 107 on the Right to Public Meetings, Processions and Peaceful Demonstrations of 24 November 2013 provoked widespread and strong criticism in Egypt and beyond; whereas Vice-President / High Representative Catherine Ashton, in her statement of 23 December 2013, said this law was widely seen as excessively limiting freedom of expression and assembly; whereas peaceful protests were dispersed and many protesters were arrested and detained under this law over the past weeks;

M. whereas on 24 November 2013 Law No 107 on organising the right to peaceful public meetings, processions and protests was passed by a Presidential Decree; whereas this ‘protests law’ includes measures for controls and sanctions in the event of non‑compliance that can be considered disproportionate according to international standards; whereas the UN Secretary-General has reiterated the concerns expressed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights that the new law passed could lead to serious breaches of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly; whereas they have both urged the Egyptian authorities to consider amendmen ...[+++]ts to the law;