The undersigned organizations and parties express their full support of the Supreme Commission launched by several editors in chief of national and private newspapers including those owned by political parties yesterday evening.
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PNGO condemns, in the strongest terms, the heinous crime committed by an armed group in Sinai on Sunday, 05 August 2012, the result of which 16 Egyptian soldiers were killed and others were wounded.
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The death last week of Omar Suleiman, former chief of the Egyptian General Intelligence, must lead to the Egyptian authorities pursuing accountability for human rights violations committed during renditions to Egypt in the 2000s.
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A delegation of the EMHRN and the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders – a FIDH and OMCT joint programme – met with you in February to discuss the situation of Freedom of Association in Egypt.
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The EMHRN calls on the EU to show strong political will to implement its new policy with South Mediterranean neighbours in a way that systematically translates its commitment for human rights, democratisation and gender equality into actions.
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The EMHRN with the collaboration of AMDH and OMDH convened a seminar in Rabat/ Morocco in February 2012 on the theme of “Reform of Judiciaries in the Wake of Arab Spring”.
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Highly concerned with the marginalisation of women, 25 activists representing human rights and women’s rights organisations in the Euro-med region, met to discuss how to mobilise and join forces to counteract this worrying trend.
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One year after the popular uprising in Egypt, which resulted in at least 840 Egyptians killed according to official sources and led to the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak, the Euro-Mediterranean
The EMHRN and the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders concerned about the Deterioration of the Conditions for the Enjoyment of Freedoms of Association and Peaceful Assembly in Egypt.
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More than a year after the Tunisian revolution and Z. BEN ALI’s demise, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) Executive Committee convened in Tunis on 24, 25 and 26 February 2012.
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