Egypt: Independently Investigate Morsy’s Death

Expand On April 23, 2016, ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, sits inside a defendants cage in a makeshift courtroom at the national police academy, in an eastern suburb of Cairo, Egypt. Human Rights Watch had documented that the Egyptian government isolated Morsy for years and showed complete contempt for his rights as a prisoner. © 2016 AP Photo/Amr Nabil (Beirut) – Egyptian authorities should be investigated for the mistreatment of former President Mohamed Morsy, who died on June 17, 2019, after years of insufficient access to medical care, Human Rights Watch said today. The United…

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