Human Rights in Egypt

Pre-Trial detention in Egyptian law: Regulations and guarantees
Pre-Trial detention in Egyptian law: Regulations and guarantees
Committed to ensure human dignity under all circumstances, the Egyptian Constitution defines a prison as “a house for reform and rehabilitation, where “all that which violates the dignity of the person and or endangers his health is forbidden”.
Prisons' supervision in Egypt: Indisputable commitment to human dignity
“Enforced disappearance” is a global problem, in at least 85 countries around the world, according to UN statements. Yet, Egyptian authorities have repeatedly rebutted any claims of Egypt being part of such ‘widespread’ problem
Enforced Disappearances in Egypt: Politically motivated FALSE claims
The Egyptian law permits the death penalty, similar to many countries in the world, for the most serious crimes, in line with Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Right
Death Penalty: Understanding the logic and procedural guarantees in Egyptian Law
Egypt's Supreme Standing Committee on Human Rights mulled on Saturday a primary draft of the first National Strategy for Human Rights
Egypt discusses 1st National Strategy for Human rights
Human Rights in Egypt
When, why & how are civilians tried before Egyptian military courts?
Strongly committed to respecting the principle of separation of powers as a basic guarantee for the protection of human rights and of fundamental freedoms, the Egyptian state accords high priority to ensuring the independence of the judiciary system.
Judicial Independence in Egypt: A constitutionally guaranteed state priority
Human rights-related issues have always occupied a prominent place in the Egyptian legal system, and in state policies.
Human Rights Status in Egypt: All You Need to Know
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