Joint statement following the death, in custody, of economic researcher and advisor of the Egyptian Reform and Development Party Ayman Hadhoud.
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Seven organisations, including EuroMed Rights, call on the IMF to use its loan negotiations with Egypt to promote socio-economic rights.
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Twelve Egyptian activists have been on hunger strike since early February 2022 in protest of their prolonged pre-trial detention at Tora Prison Complex. Among them, Abdelrahman Tarek (Moka), Ahmed Maher
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President Al-Sisi’s visit to Brussels for the European Union-African Union Summit on 17-18 February 2022 gave him the opportunity to meet with European Heads of States and EU representatives. EuroMed Rights,
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Six NGOs call on EU and Belgian leaders not to roll out the red carpet for Egyptian President Abdelfattah al-Sisi ahead of the European Union-African Union Summit.
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We, the undersigned organizations call on Egyptian President Abdelfattah Al-Sisi to immediately quash the verdicts against seven arbitrarily detained human rights defenders, activists and politicians, convicted of bogus charges and
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EuroMed Rights condemns the ongoing crackdown on human rights defenders and independent civil society organisations in Egypt, which struggle for their very survival.
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Statement from EuroMed Rights and several organisations concerned about the survival of independent civil society organisations in Egypt.
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Joint statement calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Alaa Abdel Fattah, Mohamed El-Baqer and Mohamed Ibrahim “Oxygen”.
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