A popular gay social networking application has said that it is issuing a warning to its users in Egypt, as police impersonate community members to target LGBTQ+ individuals.
Egypt: Human rights groups warn of ‘torture and abuse’ at Badr prison complex
Human rights groups said on Monday that collective punishment is taking place at Egypt’s Badr prison…
Egypt jails activists for years on ‘terrorism’: rights groups
A special Egyptian court on Sunday sentenced four veteran human rights activists to prison terms up …
Egypt: Release Prison Population Figures
The Egyptian authorities should increase transparency by making essential figures about the country’…
Egypt model prison rife with abuses, inmates’ families and activists say
A new prison, which Egypt touted as a model for reform and which holds some of its most prominent pr…
India/ Egypt: Ongoing human rights crisis in both countries must be addressed
The Indian and Egyptian authorities must address the ongoing human rights and impunity crises in the…
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Egypt spy chief ‘discusses Sisi election rivals’ with opposition
The director of Egypt’s intelligence agency has recently met with opposition politicians to discuss the selection of candidates to compete with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in the elections scheduled for next year, Arabi21 reported on Friday.
Renaissance Dam: Ethiopia announces 90% completion, while Egypt minister says it will harm economic stability
Ethiopian Vice-Chair of the Renaissance Dam Coordinating Council Faqrati Tamru announced on Friday that 90 per cent of the construction of the Renaissance Dam had been completed. Meanwhile, Egypt’s Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Dr Hani Sewilam indicated that the continued uncooperative unilateral measures to operate the Grand Ethiopian …
Egypt may withdraw from stalled UAE-based Nile Dam talks with Ethiopia over ‘lack of progress’
Egypt may withdraw from technical talks in the UAE regarding the operation of Ethiopia’s controversial Great Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Nile River, sources have revealed.
Ex-Egyptian MP dies in prison, the eighth political prisoner death in three months
A former member of parliament died in an Egyptian prison on Monday in the third death in less than 48 hours and the eighth this year, a rights group told Middle East Eye.
Demand-based Movements Under Authoritarianism: The Case of Egypt’s Unlimited Internet Campaign
This paper aims to examine and analyze the monitoring, framing and organization work carried out by the campaign, which has presented an effective model for influencing public policies in authoritarian contexts. The Unlimited Internet campaign provides evidence that even in tightly controlled authoritarian regimes, mission-led movements can open spaces for …