MOHAMED AL ANSARY is a lawyer and regional legal researcher with the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies. Mr. Al Ansary holds a diploma in International Law from Cairo University. He has worked for 16 years as a lawyer in various fields, including criminal, labor, and administrative law. He has conducted extensive research on the use
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Learn MoreHani Hodaib is a doctor who has worked in Egypt and abroad, with long experience serving rural communities. He currently serves as the head of the National AIDS Program in Fayoum, and has worked with a number of U.N. and W.H.O. programs in Egypt. In addition, Hodaib is a founding member of the Egyptian Social
Learn MoreNoor Hamdy is a student at Scripps College majoring in politics and Middle East and North Africa Studies, focusing on international relations with a research interest in Egyptian politics. Ms. Hamdy was a research intern at TIMEP in summer 2016. https://timep.org/author/noorh/
Learn MoreTom Rollins was a freelance journalist based in Cairo, regularly writing for Al-Monitor, Middle East Eye, NOW Lebanon and Mada Masr. He launched a reporting series on irregular migration and refugee rights on Egypt’s north coast through crowd-funded journalism platform, Beacon. https://timep.org/author/trollins/
Learn MoreDr. Magda Adly is an anesthetist, a human rights defender, and a feminist activist. The cofounder of El Nadim Center for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture, she is also a member of the consultative committee for U.N. Women’s regional office, a consultant for the Women Human Rights Defenders in the MENA region, and a
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