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Egypt’s Repression Under Sisi As Egypt enters a challenging second decade under President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the government continues its campaign of suppression against peaceful critics and activists. Human Rights …
Repression and Rising Poverty Mark Sisi’s Second Decade in Egypt Read More
Unfolding Human Rights Concerns in Egypt An independent human rights expert has raised alarming concerns regarding Egypt’s persistent misuse of anti-terrorism laws to silence human rights defenders. Mary Lawlor, the …
Egypt’s Human Rights Defenders: Facing Unjust Charges and Harsh Conditions Read More
Hossam Bahgat Summoned for InterrogationOn January 19, prominent human rights advocate Hossam Bahgat will face questioning by Egypt’s Supreme State Security Prosecution concerning undisclosed allegations. Mahmoud Shalaby, Amnesty International’s Egypt …
Egypt’s Hossam Bahgat Faces Interrogation Amid Ongoing Repression Read More
EU’s Troubling Alliance with Egypt: Concerns Raised An open letter to EU officials has ignited concerns over a planned partnership between Europol and Egypt’s law enforcement. This agreement is viewed …
EU Collaboration with Egypt: A Dangerous Compromise on Human Rights Read More
Egypt’s Escalating Repression Under SisiAs President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi enters a second decade, Egypt faces widespread repression. Authorities systematically detain peaceful critics and activists, according to Human Rights Watch’s World …
Egypt’s Human Rights Crisis: Repression and Rising Poverty Under Sisi Read More
In an alarming development, an open letter directed at EU officials has raised serious reservations about the proposed agreement between Europol and Egyptian law enforcement. This agreement is rooted in …
EU’s Police Cooperation with Egypt Sparks Outcry Over Human Rights Violations Read More
My journey with Alaa Abd el-Fattah began in a cramped Cairo prison cell over a decade ago. I was ensnared in a harrowing silence, isolated by Egypt’s El Mukhabarat, the …
Uniting for Justice: The Fight to Free Alaa Abd el-Fattah Read More
During the 48th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva from January 20-31, 2025, the human rights records of fourteen nations will undergo scrutiny. This Universal Periodic …
UN to Review Human Rights Records of 14 Nations in 2025 Read More
Human Rights Watch has condemned the UAE for its ongoing pattern of unjust trials and torture, emphasizing that verbal guarantees of fair treatment are insufficient against the backdrop of grave …
Human Rights Watch Condemns UAE’s Unjust Trials and Torture Threats Read More
The United Arab Emirates has taken custody of Abdul Rahman Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a prominent Egyptian poet and dissident, igniting fears of his possible extradition from Lebanon. This news surfaced after …
UAE Detains Poet and Dissident Abdul Rahman Yusuf al-Qaradawi Amid Extradition Fears Read More