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Extreme fear and caution dominate Egypt’s ruling circles regarding the new Syria in the post-Assad era. This comes amid a campaign to discredit...
Egypt’s first asylum law raises concerns of violations being committed against refugees and asylum seekers, especially after responsibility for...
The horrific Sednaya Prison in Syria has thrown the spotlight on the reality of Egypt’s prisons, the files of those forgotten behind bars, and the...
The fall of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad’s regime last week has triggered contrasting reactions in Egypt. While the Egyptian public has...
Egypt’s judges are facing three crises which have sparked open discontent and anger within the judiciary. The country has around 22,000 judges, of...
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