Amnesty International (Author): “Egyptian-British activist still unjustly jailed; Fourteenth UA: 132/19 [MDE 12/7098/2023]”, Document #2095670 - ecoi.net

Egyptian-British activist still unjustly jailed; Fourteenth UA: 132/19 [MDE 12/7098/2023]

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Document ID 2095670 Update of
17 April 2023 | Amnesty International (Author)
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Alaa Abdel Fattah, an activist of Egyptian-British citizenship, and Mohamed Baker, a human rights defender and lawyer, subjected to an array of human rights violations such as arbitrary detention, unfair trial, torture and bans on family visits since their arrests in September 2019
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Document ID 2095670 Update of
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Alaa Abdel Fattah, an activist of Egyptian-British citizenship, and Mohamed Baker, a human rights defender and lawyer, subjected to an array of human rights violations such as arbitrary detention, unfair trial, torture and bans on family visits since their arrests in September 2019
Menschenrechtsverteidiger in Haft gefoltert; UA-Nr.: UA-132/2019-12 [MDE 12/6692/2023] (Appeal or News Release, German)
de ID 2091022

ecoi.net description:: Alaa Abdel Fattah, an activist of Egyptian-British citizenship, still in arbitrary detention; he is denied consular visits; Mohamed Baker, a human rights defender and lawyer, has been released after 45 months of arbitrary detention

Country:: Egypt
Source:: Amnesty International (Author)
Published:: 8 August 2023
Original link:: https://www.amnesty.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/MDE1270982023ENGLISH-1.pdf
Document type:: Appeal or News Release
Language:: English
Available on ecoi.net since:: 11 August 2023
Document ID:: 2095670

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