Moments after Uruguay scored the 89th-minute goal that dashed Egypt’s hopes of winning its first World Cup match in decades, the TV cameras flashed to superstar forward Mohamed Salah on the bench, wearing a grim expression. But some 2,000 miles away in Cairo, another Mohamed Salah shrugged off the loss. After seven years of chaos […]
CLICK HERE to read our CEAD Newsletter – June 2018 online! In our June 2018 newsletter, we raise awareness about the increasing human rights violations occurring in Egypt under General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s rule and invite our friends and supporters to partner with CEAD’s efforts to help the Egyptian people raise from the ashes by
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As the fourth month of Operation Sinai 2018 draws to a close, residents of North Sinai have begun to see an improvement — albeit a slight one — in their living conditions. The goods and services cut off with the commencement of the campaign have come back into circulation, but those living in the surrounding
smiling Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi appeared on state television last month to pardon more than 330 prisoners, saying it was an act of clemency ahead of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. This week, he pardoned another 712. Many were young Egyptians jailed for anti-government protests. But with less fanfare, at least six prominent
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