The Egyptian Parliament has approved a controversial law that aims to regulate NGOs operating in the country. MPs supporting the new law say it's essential to ensure foreign funds are supervised by the government. But some organisations say the legislation could signal the end of civil society work in Egypt. Adel EL Mahrouky has more.
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