Five Tweets on #Egypt_Prisons. Why it Matters Now?

Those are brief tweets which I intended to point out critical conditions in/of #Egypt_Prisons and prisoners, at such critical time. Why? Alleged Counter-Terrorism will make us forget the mass level of abuses in Egypt prisons

#Egypt_Prisons@HRW said 9 deaths in custody since 2013 & denying treatment to critically illhttps://t.co/y4hivXN6Zmpic.twitter.com/KuKBAtviZt

— Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) July 11, 2015

#Egypt_Prisons@ecesr estimated no less than 41,000 "political" prisoners in jailshttp://t.co/9IiHL4YLdq

— Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) July 11, 2015

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Tarek Ghandour, Ain Shams Uni professor, died in prison in Nov 2103 due to Hepatitis treatment denialhttp://t.co/DA9f9G6l7z

— Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) July 11, 2015

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Kamal Abbas of @nchregypt, says on 4 May 2014, torture & inhuman confinement at Abu Za'bal prisonhttp://t.co/7alHzKNfYc

— Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) July 11, 2015

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8 April 2015 [former] Prosecutor General order the Prosecution to pay "surprise" inspection visits to jails
Nothing happened

— Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) July 11, 2015