As Egyptians are about to head to the polls to vote for their president, EuroMed Rights denounces these elections as a “masquerade” and castigates the repression under the current president
Egypt: Presidential Elections, a Parody of Democracy Read More »
A few days ahead of the Presidential elections in Egypt to be held this 26-28 March, EuroMed Rights, together with its member Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales
Egypt: Khaled Ali’s trial, new evidence of a regime imprisoned in terror Read More »
EuroMed Rights is grieved by the closure of the office of Nazra for Feminist Studies, announced by the organisation on Friday 16 March 2018. The closure is a direct consequence
Egypt: Closure of the Office Nazra for Feminist Studies Read More »
Crackdown on Human Rights Defenders and Freedoms in the Name of Counter-terrorism and Security This Saturday 17 March, EuroMed Rights launches a report EGYPT – Finding Scapegoats, a study that
Egypt – Finding Scapegoats Read More »
A very special International Women’s Day will be celebrated this year. In the past few months, thousands of women have dared to break the silence and denounce the violence and
International Women’s Day, Meeting our Members Read More »
EuroMed Rights is highly concerned about the detention of Mostafa al-Asar, journalist at the privately owned Al-Shorouk newspaper, and Hassan al-Banna, journalist at Ultra Sawt website. Both were forcibly disappeared
ALERT / Egypt: Concerns over the Detention of Two Journalists Read More »
EU, US Should Speak Out (Beirut, February 13, 2018) – The Egyptian government has trampled over even the minimum requirements for free and fair elections for the planned March 26-28,
Egypt: Planned Presidential Vote Neither Free Nor Fair Read More »
The following interview was made with Human Rights activist Mohammed on the current situation in Egypt. To find out more on the situation of human rights activists in Egypt, consult
Egypt: Seven Years after the Revolution, Zero Tolerance for Criticism Read More »
On 25 January, seven years after the “Day of Anger” that led to the revolution in 2011, Egyptians are facing a regime that systematically violates human rights. Lack of accountability
Egypt: Unprecedented Human Rights Violations Seven Years after the Revolution Read More »
London, 27 November EuroMed Rights and the Bar Human Rights Committee (BHRC) of England and Wales are publishing a new trial observation report (also available in Arabic) on the case of
BHRC and EuroMed Rights Launch Trial Observation Report on Aya Hegazy’s Case Read More »
