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1st December 2014
Irish teenager Ibrahim Halawa must be released immediately as mass trial is postponed yet again

27th November 2014
Egypt: End wave of home demolitions, forced evictions in Sinai amid media blackout

14th November 2014
Scores of Syrian and Palestinian refugees at imminent risk of deportation from Egypt

6th November 2014
Egypt’s defence of human rights record ‘cynical’

17th October 2014
Egypt: Security forces use excessive force to crush student protests

12th September 2014
Release women’s rights defender, protesters arrested for challenging draconian protest law

12th August 2014
EGYPT: Mass trial of hundreds of Morsi supporters is a ‘pantomime’ – Irish teenager and Prisoner of Conscience Ibrahim Halawa must be released

3rd July 2014
Egypt: Rampant torture, arbitrary arrests and detentions signal catastrophic decline in human rights one year after ousting of Morsi

23rd June 2014
Dark day for media freedom as Al Jazeera journalists convicted

21st June 2014
Egypt sentences a further 183 people to death in new purge of political opposition

23rd May 2014
Egypt: Dozens of disappeared civilians face ongoing torture at military prison

28th April 2014
Egypt: unfair trial, death sentences make mockery of justice

24th March 2014
Egypt: More than 500 sentenced to death in ‘grotesque’ ruling

23rd January 2014
Egypt three years on, wide-scale repression continues unabated

3rd January 2014
Egypt: Halt Crackdown on Vocal Critics in Politically Motivated Trial

30th April 2007
Egypt – Systematic abuses in the name of security

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