'I Have Completely Lost the Feeling of Being Safe.' Reflections of a Former Political Prisoner in Egypt
Sara Abdelnasser was one of hundreds of young Egyptians who took to the streets of Cairo in September 2019 to...
Muhammad Kamal is a research assistant at DAWN, where he works on human rights protections in Egypt and across the region.
Kamal has first-hand experience dealing with human rights violations in Egypt as he was a former detainee and political activist. Previously, Kamal was a former member of the political bureau of the April 6 Youth Movement in Egypt and a former spokesman for the movement.
Currently, he serves as a member of the political bureau of the Egyptian National Front. One of Kamal's professional interests is the poor conditions of political prisoners in Egypt.
Sara Abdelnasser was one of hundreds of young Egyptians who took to the streets of Cairo in September 2019 to...
In an interview from Cairo, Omar Hadhoud recounted his desperate attempt to find his brother, economist Ayman Hadhoud, after he...
In December 2020, activist Ghada Naguib became the first Egyptian to be stripped of her nationality because of her criticism...
We’re fighting for a ceasefire and accountability for Israeli and U.S. officials responsible for war crimes in Gaza.
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