Egypt: Halt Executions of Six Men

Email Six men face execution in Egypt after being convicted by a military court, despite evidence that some were in detention at the time of the crimes, Human Rights Watch said today. Egyptian authorities should stay the executions and send the men’s case for retrial before a civilian court, Human Rights Watch said. (New York) – Six men face execution in Egypt after being convicted by a military court, despite evidence that some were in detention at the time of the crimes. Egyptian authorities should stay the executions and send the men’s case for retrial before a civilian court,…

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