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Tortured student denied usable prosthetic leg; Second UA: 110/2023 [MDE 12/7657/2024]

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ecoi.net description:: Student arbitrarily detained since 2019 is still denied a proper replacement for his damaged prosthetic leg; he has therefore been unable to walk unassisted since August 2022

Country:: Egypt
Source:: Amnesty International (Author)
Published:: 1 February 2024
Original link:: https://www.amnesty.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/MDE1276572024ENGLISH.pdf
Document type:: Appeal or News Release
Language:: English
Available on ecoi.net since:: 9 February 2024
Document ID:: 2103942

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