All posts tagged "human rights"

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said on Wednesday that international media “generalised” in its coverage of the...

Days after six members of an online satirical group, Atfal al-Shawarea (Arabic for ”street children”), were arrested...

The European Union’s deal with Turkey further endangers and degrades the lives of individuals fleeing persecution and...

An Egyptian court sentenced in absentia young Egyptian activist Sanaa Seif to six months imprisonment for “insulting...

In a move described by the head of the Journalists Syndicate as “unprecedented” and a “violation of...

An Egyptian court has imposed a media gag on the trial of protesters arrested during 25 April...

#AleppoIsBurning  (#حلب_تحترق) and #SaveAleppo are trending worldwide on social media as deadly fighting intensified in Syria’s divided...

Egypt’s Ministry of Interior announced on Monday that 859 prisoners have been pardoned to mark Sinai Liberation...

Shocking reports have revealed that 250 girls in Iraq have been “executed” by ISIS for “refusing to...

At least 17 people have been arrested in Downtown Cairo during late night and early morning raids....

Following a long drawn-out legal process surrounding the issue of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Egypt receiving foreign...

The European Union (EU) and partners launched last week a project seeking to enhance the inclusiveness of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs)...

A low-ranking Egyptian policeman who killed a 24-year-old driver in a case that captured nationwide attention has...

Egyptian police say they found murdered student Giulio Regeni’s personal belongings in a “gang member’s” apartment while...

A number of international human rights organizations issued statements on Wednesday harshly criticizing the renewed uptick in...

A New Cairo court upheld the release of Egyptian high school student Mahmoud Mohamed Hussein, popularly known as...

Cairo Criminal Court released Egyptian high school student Mahmoud Mohamed Hussein from pre-trial detention after more than two...