Egypt’s former president Hosni Mubarak, who has been in detention for more than two years, could be released later this month, according to legal experts.
A court trying Mubarak, 85, on charges of complicity in killing hundreds of protesters during a 2011 uprising against his rule, is expected next week to decide on ending his house arrest.
In August, another court ordered Mubarak released after he had settled a corruption case, drawing protests from revolutionary groups.
Interim Prime Minister Hazem Al Beblawi used his power granted under a state of emergency and ordered Mubarak be put under house arrest at a military hospital in southern Cairo.
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