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Cairo May 16, 2016 For Immediate Release PRESS RELEASE NEGAD EL-BORAI CALLED FOR A FIFTH INVESTIGATION SESSION FOR DRAFTING AN ANTI-TORTURE BILL Judge Abdulshafy Othman, the judge tasked by the Minister of Justice, called Attorney-at –law Negad El Borai for an investigation audience on Tuesday May 17, 2016 at 3 PM as part…
#SupportElNadeem wide campaign to pressure #Egypt govt decision to shut down torture victims assitance center @elnadeem#ادعم_النديم — Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) February 21, 2016 https://twitter.com/fqadi/status/701128957878468612 Lawyer of @elnadeem appealed against #Egypt Gov decision to shut the center down.Its not over, torture may not win pic.twitter.com/ppWLQNp98h — Fadi Al-Qadi (@fqadi) February 20, 2016 Torture wins#Egypt authorities…
The principle of “Rule of Law”, specifically at a country in a region where the principle emerged, requires an examination, given what happened. Albeit German judge confirmed arrest was “lawful”, no one so far knows based on what. Security agency (an Arab world epidemic) seem to have hijacked the decision making at moment of arrest.…
Capital punishment is an absolute punishment that human rights defenders seek abolishing as being cruel and inhuman. As classical this may sound, but boundaries to discuss capital punishment end there. Morsi trial is an unfair trial, which essentially means that defendant’s due process rights have been violated in what is no less than messy…
One: military uniform is not a compelling evidence in its own right, but a significant indicator. See if the uniform is mentioned quite often in the national media. Two: examine society’s thick lines of red. If they further thickening is introduced, add to list of positive indicators. Third: map the crowds. Once and if major…