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Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile is now open, heralding a new era in luxury accommodation along the fabled Nile River. This exquisite five-star hotel merges timeless French elegance with the vibrant …
Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile: A New Pinnacle of Luxury by the Nile Read More
Amnesty International has urgently called for the release of Egyptian human rights activists who are being held without justification and are awaiting dubious legal proceedings. Allegations against these individuals involve …
Amnesty International Urges Egypt to Release Detained Activists for Social Media Posts Read More
In a strong call to action, several human rights organisations are urging the Arab Interior Ministers’ Council (AIMC) to halt its complicity in the arbitrary extradition of peaceful dissidents and …
Call to Action: NGOs Urge AIMC to End Political Extraditions and Reform Read More
As Gaza faces relentless devastation, Palestinian families in Britain urgently seek safety for their loved ones. A recent success in family reunification, however, has triggered a harsh political backlash. The …
The Urgent Need for Family Reunification for Palestinians in the UK Read MoreMajed El-Shafie, a Christian reverend and human rights advocate from Egypt, shares his harrowing journey from Cairo’s dungeons to global activism from his Toronto office. As the founder of One …
Majed El-Shafie: From Torture and Persecution to Prominent Human Rights Advocate Read MoreIn Egypt, the plight of human rights defender Alaa Abdelfattah has escalated, urging worldwide advocacy for his release. Abdelfattah’s mother, Dr. Laila Soueif, has initiated a hunger strike that commenced …
Call for Justice: Urgency Surrounding Alaa Abdelfattah and Dr. Laila Soueif’s Hunger Strike Read More
The Committee for Justice (CFJ) and Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights (RFKHR) have jointly submitted a report to the United Nations, spotlighting the deteriorating human rights conditions in Egypt ahead …
CFJ and RFK Human Rights Warn of Deteriorating Human Rights in Egypt Read More
A determined Dr. Laila Souief, 68, stood resolutely outside Downing Street, despite her frail appearance. For 134 days, she has waged a hunger strike to shed light on her son, …
Dr. Laila Souief’s Hunger Strike Continues as She Fights for Her Son’s Freedom Read More
In a striking move, the US State Department’s temporary waivers on foreign assistance have not revived critical human rights programs, warns Human Rights Watch. President Donald Trump’s executive order from …
US Aid Suspension Threatens Global Health Initiatives Despite Waivers Read More
Ahead of the Court of Cassation’s appeal hearing for Badr Mohamed, who has unjustly served a five-year prison sentence since he was 17 over the Ramsis Square protests of August …
Call for Justice: Release Badr Mohamed from Unjust Imprisonment Read More