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Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges Egypt to immediately release academic Salah Soltan amid ‘neglect in prison’.

Human Rights Watch joins 50 other groups to call for release of Egyptian academic Salah Soltan, detained in Egypt.

“Allah is The Greatest, Allah is The Greatest, Allah is The Greatest, There is none worthy of worship

‘Egypt fighting terrorism’. This seems to be the new mantra of all Egyptian television stations, both state owned and private. Any media outlet [...]

Rights groups say Sisi's Egypt has jailed more than 65,000 political prisoners. Here are some of the most prominent detainees, as Sharm el-Sheikh hosts Cop27

Washington continues to treat el-Sisi with kid gloves, supplying the despotic regime with aid, hurts its own credibility on human rights.

The Egyptian military enclosed demonstrators and opened fire in Rabaa Square on 14 August 2013, killing over 1000 civilians.

Many are held in filthy cells, subjected to routine torture and denied lifesaving medications, according to former inmates, their families and lawyers, and rights groups. Some never leave.

The coordinator of a state-sponsored Egyptian ‘national dialogue’ initiative has ruled out any participation by the opposition Muslim Brotherhood movement.

Exiled Muslim Brotherhood leader Ibrahim Munir told Reuters that the group will not challenge for power through the ballot box as Egypt excluded the group from its national dialogue, aimed at bringing together representatives from various factions.