In summary, Egypt’s draft asylum law poses significant threats to the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, undermining existing protections and introducing vague and punitive provisions. Without proper consultation and alignment with international standards, this rushed legislation could exacerbate existing human rights violations and hinder the vital work of organizations like UNHCR. To safeguard the dignity and rights of those fleeing conflict and persecution, Egypt must reconsider this dangerous trajectory and prioritize robust legal protections for vulnerable populations.
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