Egypt: Human rights crisis deepens one year after national human rights strategy launched

By Amnesty International

Authorities in Egypt have shown no genuine will to acknowledge, let alone address, the country’s deep-rooted human rights crisis despite launching a National Human Rights Strategy one year ago. Instead, they have continued to stifle freedoms and commit crimes under international law in the lead up to the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), said […] The post Egypt: Human rights crisis deepens one year after national human rights strategy launched appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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