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Statements & Press
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REDWORD’s CEO participate in the German-Canadian Media Symposium (GCMS) at Massey College, University of Toronto
Now in its sixth year, the German Canadian Media Symposium (GCMS), organized by the German Consulate General in Toronto in cooperation with Massey College…
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Egypt: Lift punitive measures against EIPR staff
The Egyptian government must immediately lift the arbitrary travel bans and asset freezes imposed upon three directors of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights…
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On the Day of the Imprisoned Writer: Poet Galal Al-Behairy Marks Seven Years Behind Bars in Egypt
15 November 2024 On the Day of the Imprisoned Writer, REDWORD for Human Rights and Freedom of Expression draws attention to one of the…
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23 NGOS in a Joint Statement: Grave risks posed by the passing of proposed Foreign Asylum Bill: The bill contravenes international law and the Egyptian constitution
The undersigned human rights organisations express their categorical rejection of the draft law “regulating foreigners’ asylum in Egypt”, which was recently approved by the…
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Global Coalition of NGOs Call for Immediate Ceasefire in Lebanon
In light of the recent and alarming escalation of indiscriminate and widespread Israeli attacks across Lebanon, we, the undersigned organizations, call on the international…
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Stifling Environment for Freedom of Expression… Economist Abdel Khalek Farouk Re-Arrested
REDWORD for Human Rights & Freedom of Expression and the undersigned human rights organizations condemn the Egyptian authorities’ arrest of economist Abdel Khalek Farouk…
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Six Years of Arbitrary Detention: Call for the Immediate Release of Hoda Abdelmonem and Dropping of Fabricated Charges
The “FreeHoda” campaign and the undersigned organisations condemn the continued arbitrary detention of lawyer and human rights defender Hoda Abdelmonem, who has been detained…
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The Criminal Procedure Law Project Undermines Justice and Establishes More Trials Without Fair Guarantees
The undersigned organizations reject the current version of the Criminal Procedure Law project and demand its withdrawal and a return for review and discussion…