Member states in the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) condemned the recent terror attack that took place in Sinai and offered condolences to the Egyptian people and government.
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EU envoy in Egypt, discusses human rights conditions with Justice Minister
CAIRO, Oct 21 (Aswat Masriya) – The image “western media organisations” reflect regarding death sentences issued in Egypt is “false”, the justice minister told European Union Special Representative for Human Rights on Tuesday.
Read More »Egypt summons EU ambassadors over "negative" statement
CAIRO, Sept 17 (Aswat Masriya) – Egypt summoned on Tuesday European Union (EU) ambassadors commissioned to Cairo in expression of displeasure over the EU’s statement on the situation in the country before the 27th regular session of the United Nations’ Human Rights Council, said an official statement.
Read More »FM meets AP Speaker
Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri met on Wednesday 27/8/2014 with Speaker of the Arab Parliament (AP) Ahmed al-Jarwan to discuss means of boosting cooperation between Egypt and the AP.
Read More »EU Election Observation Mission presents final report
Chief observer recommends Egypt “rebuild confidence” in political process
Read More »EU Parliament calls for an international investigation into the killing of demonstrators in Egypt
The European Union Parliament yesterday urged member states to support a new resolution urging the United Nations Human Rights Council to begin an international investigation into the killing of protesters in Egypt and into allegations of torture and ill-treatment by security forces over the past year.
Read More »EU Parliament resolution on freedom of expression and assembly in Egypt – Full text
European Parliament resolution of 17 July 2014 on freedom of expression and assembly in Egypt (2014/2728(RSP))
Read More »European Parliament Press Release – Human rights: Sudan; freedom of expression in Egypt, recent attacks in Nigeria
Parliament passed three separate resolutions on Thursday, calling on the Sudanese authorities to protect minorities’ religious identities, expressing its alarm at the increasingly severe clampdown and physical attacks on media and civil society in Egypt, and calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Chibok schoolgirls in Nigeria.
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