Egypt’s new asylum law, hailed as a historic milestone, casts a daunting shadow over the rights of refugees within its borders. While intended to establish a structured framework amidst unprecedented economic turbulence and a rising tide of displaced individuals, it introduces security-driven measures that may strip asylum seekers of essential protections. Critics express fears that the law’s veiled aggressiveness could cultivate an atmosphere of fear and isolation for millions striving for safety and stability.
Egypt’s New Asylum Law: A Gaze into Security and Refugee Rights
