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UN Reconsiders Egypt National Council for Human Rights Credibility

The UN's International Coordinating Committee of National Councils for Human Rights is to consider re-accreditation of Egypt's National Council for Human Rights, demanding better performance, with less pro-junta bias.

Human Rights Organization Blasts Coup Security Arrest, Detention Campaign Across Egypt

Junta forces continue a ferocious war on all those perceived as opponents of the illegitimate regime, grabbing people, especially youth, from their homes, streets, even school exam rooms – deliberately

New Police Academy Regulations Officially Stamp Out Civil Perspective in Policing Egypt

Rights horror as military junta encroaches on and eradicates civil aspects of police work in Egypt.

Rights Expert Reveals Circumstances Surrounding Muslim Brotherhood Chairman’s Surgery

Writer and rights expert Mohamed Abdul-Quddus uncovers more details of Dr Badie's hernia operation.

UK Rights Organization Denounces Murder of 4 Coup Opponents in 3 Days by Coup Regime

The cold-blooded murders of four Egyptian citizens in the last three days brings the number of Egyptians deliberately killed after arrest to 53 citizens since the coup (July 3, 2013)

Human Rights Organization’s Damning Report on Violations, Atrocities in Egypt During 2015

UK-Based rights organization AOHR's annual report condemns the military coup regime in Egypt for its relentless war on all opponents, killing and maiming children, old people, men and women without

Save Mohamed Farouk from Junta Torture Chambers

The family of forced disappearance victims Mohamed Farouk (student) and his brother-in-law Osama Abu-Hatab (engineer) issue an urgent appeal for help to human rights organizations to intervene to find their

After Causing Aqrab Detainee Permanent Disability, Prison Administration Threaten Him with Death

Vindictive junta jail management at notorious Aqrab Prison maim Mossaad Abu-Zeid, causing him permanent paralysis, then tell him to shut up or else…

Aqrab Detainees’ Families Association Protests Notorious Jail’s Absurd Visiting Rules

Families of political prisoners held hostage by junta authorities in harsh high-security jails complain that visits were illegally banned for long months on end, and so were blankets, medicines and

Torture, Slow Death in Egypt Junta’s Aqrab Prison

Releasing foreign spies from prison, coup authorities in Egypt double the vindictive violations they commit daily against some 50,000 Egyptian political prisoners they unjustly hold hostage in the most inhuman