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A (16)

• A Fragile Egypt in a Changing World: Six Years After the Revolution
• A legal review of Sisi’s decision to abolish emergency law
• Abuse of Travel Bans in Egypt: Joint Report by TIMEP and the Freedom Initiative
• After CBS Interview: To What Extent Was Sisi Affected?
• Aiding Repression in Egypt: Why the US Needs to keep Human Rights Conditions on Military Aid
• AN ITALIAN RESEARCHER IS TORTURED TO DEATH IN CAIRO – SOMBRE CAUSE TO RECONSIDER THE WAY WE WORK WITH EGYPT
• An Own Goal in Cairo
• Arab Women Political Prisoners Jailed by US Middle East Allies
• Are Egypt’s Christians Persecuted? Why Some Copts Say No
• Are Recent Demolitions Part of the Plan to Dismantle and Sell Cairo?
• Arresting Hope in Egypt
• Arrests target political figures involved in new coalition to run in 2020 parliamentary elections
• Assessment of Egypt’s Cash Transfer Social Programs
• Assessment of Egypt’s New Education Reform System
• Atheists in Egypt: Life on the Edge of Civil Death
• Authoritarian Math

B (8)

• Ballot-box politics: What has pushed Egypt’s opposition to vote ‘no’?
• Behind Deterioration of Egypt’s Education System
• Behind Egypt’s New Wave of Arrests
• Bet. Oppression and Servility Testimonies from Inside Egyptian Prisons
• Beyond Sectarian Violence: Socioeconomic Challenges for Copts in Egypt
• Biggest wave of arrests since Sisi took office: 1909 people detained
• Blocking the Defenders: Egypt’s Closure of El Nadeem
• Bricks in the Wall: El Nadeem, the NGO Law, and Egypt’s Crackdown

C (11)

• Challenges for Egypt’s Fragile Stability
• Challenges to Stability in Egypt
• Christians and Other Religious Minorities in the Middle East
• Civil society leaders fight travel bans as 9-year NGO foreign funding case drags on
• Common Sense and Courage on Egypt
• Copts, Church, and State: Egypt’s Christians Frustrated with Lack of Protection
• Coronavirus: Egypt’s Prisons Could Spare Disaster with Conditional Releases
• Corporal Punishment of Children – Egypt
• COVID-19: Egypt can still spare prison infections via cond. release
• Criminalization of Gender-Based Violence: A Legal Obligation
• Cyber Violence and Women in Egypt

D (7)

• DEATH SENTENCES AND EXECUTIONS 2018
• Deaths of Egyptian Soccer Fans Raises Questions
• Demise of El-Erian & Systematic Killing of Political Detainees
• Disinformation Campaign Targets Rape Victim and Witnesses in Egypt
• Double-Standard Human Rights
• Doubts Surround Egypt’s Draft National Human Rights Strategy
• DRP Report on Morsi Detention Conditions

E (107)

• Egypt – Freedom In The World 2020
• Egypt Acquits Foreign NGO Workers. What Does This Mean For U.S.-Egypt Relations?
• Egypt After the 2011 Revolution: Divisions in Postprotest Pathways
• Egypt and the many knots on human rights
• Egypt Behind Bars
• Egypt national security & counterterrorism as a pretext for abuses
• Egypt of al-Sisi: Militarization and Repression
• Egypt passes wide-ranging constitutional amendments
• Egypt Railways Development: Crises and Obstacles
• Egypt Timeline: Since the Arab Uprising
• Egypt | A year after the law’s approval by the Egyptian Parliament Rights groups: No alternative but to repeal new association law, revision pointless
• Egypt | Circles of Hell from Tahrir to Zagazig: When will the Normalization of Sexual Violence against Women End?
• Egypt | Does Egypt’s President Really Want to Fight Terrorism?
• Egypt | Egyptian Human Rights Organizations: Together against the police campaign targeting activists through prosecution and detention
• Egypt | Freedom in the World 2018
• Egypt | Human rights & freedom of expression in Egypt – trapped between security services and the media
• Egypt | In meetings with British Foreign Secretary and EU Human Rights Envoy : Combating sectarian violence requires respect for human rights and justice
• Egypt | New Law Will Cripple Egyptian NGOs
• Egypt’s judicial theatre of injustice
• Egypt’s Reckoning
• Egypt’s Short and Long-Term Challenges
• Egypt: al-Sisi increasingly powerful, increasingly weak oppositions
• Egypt: Al-Sisi Should End Rights Abuses
• Egypt: all the risks of the al-Sisi regime
• Egypt: An Account of Alleged Torture in Secret Detention
• Egypt: Apparent Covid-19 Outbreaks in Prisons
• Egypt: Arbitrary Travel Bans Throttle Civil Society
• Egypt: Campaign to Crush Artistic Freedom
• Egypt: Constitutional Amendments Entrench Repression
• EGYPT: DRAFT NEW NGO LAW RETAINS REPRESSIVE ESSENCE OF OLD ONE
• Egypt: Escalating violations against pretrial detainees
• EGYPT: GROSS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS UNDER PRESIDENT AL-SISI -AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL SUBMISSION FOR THE UN UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW, 34TH SESSION OF THE UPR WORKING GROUP, NOVEMBER 2019
• Egypt: Human Rights, Seven Years After the Revolution
• Egypt: Independently Investigate Morsy’s Death
• Egypt: Intensifying Crackdown Under Counterterrorism Guise
• Egypt: Into the Unknown
• Egypt: January Revolution Coverage over 10 Years
• Egypt: Largest wave of mass arrests since President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi came to power
• Egypt: Little Truth in Al-Sisi’s ‘60 Minutes’ Responses
• Egypt: Making Exceptions Doesn’t End Discrimination Against Women Judges
• Egypt: Mass Arrests of Lawyers, Activists
• Egypt: Mass hunger strike at al-Aqrab prison over denial of family visits and dire conditions
• Egypt: Massive Sinai Demolitions Likely War Crimes
• Egypt: New Moves to Crush Dissent
• Egypt: New NGO Law Renews Draconian Restrictions
• Egypt: No Justice For Rab’a Victims 5 Years On
• EGYPT: PARLIAMENT SHOULD REJECT PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
• EGYPT: PERMANENT STATE OF EXCEPTION: ABUSES BY THE SUPREME STATE SECURITY PROSECUTION
• Egypt: Planned Presidential Vote Neither Free Nor Fair
• Egypt: Poverty and Imbalances of Income and Wealth Distribution
• Egypt: Poverty levels rise amid stringent austerity measures
• Egypt: President Sisi in a Crusader Fight with a Generation
• Egypt: Prisoner’s right to complain bet. Mandella Rules and domestic laws
• EGYPT: PRISONS ARE NOW JOURNALISTS’ NEWROOMS
• Egypt: Prosecution’s expanded powers in Constitution & law
• Egypt: Prosecution’s recycling of cases against dissidents
• Egypt: Protecting Healthcare Workers in Workplace
• Egypt: rights and security, another crackdown
• Egypt: Rights, Regression and Repression for the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Pre-sessions
• Egypt: Satire Suppressed: The Arrest of Street Children as Seen on SNS
• Egypt: Security, Human Rights, and Reform
• Egypt: Series of draconian laws ‘legalizes’ unprecedented repression six years since fall of Morsi
• Egypt: Set Independent Torture Inquiry
• Egypt: Spate of ‘Morality’ Prosecutions of Women
• Egypt: Stereotypical charges and legal framework of pretrial detention
• Egypt: Strategic Implications of Extended Political Repression
• Egypt: The need for effective judicial oversight of prisons
• Egypt: the pandemic undermines internal stability and regional ambitions
• Egypt: Trends in Politics, Economics, and Human Rights
• Egypt: UPR Submission November 2019
• Egypt: World leaders must act to stop President al-Sisi’s repressive crackdown
• EGYPT: “WHAT DO I CARE IF YOU DIE?”: NEGLIGENCE AND DENIAL OF HEALTH CARE IN EGYPTIAN PRISONS
• Egyptian Authorities are Denigrating the Revolution
• Egyptian Debt: the Road to the Abyss
• Egyptian Doctors in the State’s Eyes: Rhetoric Versus Reality
• Egyptian Government Should Investigate Abuses, Not Attack the Messenger
• Egyptian Lawyers: A Story of Continued Resistance
• Egyptian Women: The Gap Between the Haves and the Have Nots
• Egypts Position on Human Rights Conventions
• Egypt’s Anti Protest Law: Legalising Authoritarianism
• Egypt’s Ban on Church Trips Sends Dangerous Message
• Egypt’s Copts and Politics: Determinants and Developments
• Egypt’s Counterinsurgency Success in Sinai
• Egypt’s Digital Foreign Policy
• Egypt’s Empowered Prosecution and Threats to Fair Trial Guarantees
• Egypt’s Human Rights Movement Repression, Resistance, and Co-optation
• Egypt’s Invisible Executions
• Egypt’s Lost Academic Freedom
• Egypt’s Officials Don’t See Unrecognized Religious Minorities
• Egypt’s Online Repression Thwarts Both Growth and Democracy
• Egypt’s Political Exiles: Going Anywhere but Home
• Egypt’s Prisons: History of Negotiations for Freedom
• Egypt’s Progress Towards Gender Parity
• Egypt’s Puzzling Dilemma: Escalating Challenges and Obstructed Mobilization
• Egypt’s Religious Minorities: The Legal Framework
• Egypt’s Repression Against Civil Society
• Egypt’s Sectarian Committee to Combat Sectarianism
• Egypt’s Taming of Judiciary: The Case of the SCJB
• Egypt’s TikTok Crackdown and “Family Values”
• Egypt’s Unprecedented Crackdown on EIPR
• Elisa Epstein
• Europe’s Deep Reservoir of Goodwill in the Middle East: Lessons for Public Diplomacy
• Excluded and Unequal
• Executing Justice in Egypt
• Expert Q&A – Beyond Rhetoric: How Should the Biden Administration Support Human Rights and Democracy in the Middle East and North Africa?
• Exposing State Hypocrisy: Sexual Violence by Security Forces in Egypt
• Extrajudicial killings have spiked in Egypt

F (10)

• Fact Sheet – Egypt’s “New” NGO Law: As Draconian as the Old One
• Fact Sheet – Human Rights Conditions on U.S. Military Aid to Egypt
• Five Years of Egypt’s War on Terror
• For Sale in the Prison Canteen “Aqrab” Prison
• Forced Disappearances Spike in Egypt
• Former president Mohamed Morsi dies in court session, rights groups point to lack of proper medical care in detention
• Freedom and the Media: A Downward Spiral
• FREEDOMS UNDER THREAT: THE SPREAD OF ANTI-NGO MEASURES IN AFRICA
• From Restriction to closure of public space in Egypt Egyptian Government Clamps Down on Rights Groups, Seeking their Eradication
• “Freedom for the Black Gown”: Egypt’s Crackdown on Lawyers and the Rule of Law

G (1)

• Germany Welcomes Egypt’s Sisi

H (14)

• How Egyptian diplomacy navigated the summer of 2013
• How Far Will Sisi’s Government Go to Crush Protests?
• How French Weapons Enable Egypt’s Abuses
• How Principled is US Realism in the Middle East?
• How Sisi Beat Biden’s Human Rights Policy
• How Sisi Is Destabilising Egypt
• How the Egyptian Government Endorses Torture
• How the Egyptian State Codifies Media Censorship
• Human Rights In Egypt Between Law And Reality (1)
• Human Rights In Egypt Between Law And Reality (2)
• Human Rights In Egypt Between Law And Reality (3)
• HUMAN RIGHTS IN EGYPT: REVIEW OF 2018
• HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA: REVIEW OF 2019
• ‘Hospitals are for the dying’: Medical negligence inside Egyptian prisons

I (9)

• If You Are Afraid for Your Lives, Leave Sinai!
• In Egypt, Journalism is a Crime
• In the Name of the People: a report on death sentences issued in 2018 and an analysis of the application of the death penalty in Egyptian courts
• In wake of government crackdown, Egypt lobbies for support ahead of major UN human rights review
• Indefinite Pretrial Detention in Egypt: Rotation and Detention Pending Multiple Cases
• Infographic: Reparations in the Wake of Egypt’s Revolution
• Institutionalizing Authoritarianism in Egypt: al-Sisi’s Struggle for Power
• Is Sisi Islam’s Martin Luther?
• “In the Name of The People” Death Penalty in Egypt 2017

J (2)

• Joint Stakeholder Submission to the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review – EGYPT
• Judge overseeing polling station recounts troubling incidents in constitutional referendum

K (1)

• Kafka in Cairo

L (5)

• Legal Guide: Effective Communication Between the Lawyer and Defendant in Egypt
• Let justice be done: Respect for women’s land rights in the Middle East and North Africa
• Life partially restored in North Sinai towns, but villages continue to struggle
• Lifting Subsidy & the Question of Social Justice in Egypt
• “Look for Another Homeland” Forced Evictions in Egypt’s Rafah

M (6)

• Marital Rape in Egypt: Between Legal Gaps and Social Views
• MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA: CORRUPTION CONTINUES AS INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICAL RIGHTS WEAKEN
• Midterm Assessment: Egypt
• Militants scouted Batal 14 checkpoint ahead of attack | Death toll in Jourra reaches 5 | Union of Sinai Tribe announces killing Province of Sinai leader | Arish: Longer gas station hours
• Mohammed Morsi, Egypt’s First Democratically Elected President, Dies
• Morsi’s Death Is yet Another Sombre Milestone in Egypt’s Transition

N (5)

• New Arab World Order
• New NGO law criticized as mere cosmetic change
• Not a ‘President’. Not an ‘ally’.
• Now That Morsi Is Gone, Sisi Should Ease His Crackdown
• Nubians, the Egyptian State, and the Right of Return

O (5)

• Obama Embraces the Nixon Doctrine in Egypt
• Obstacles to Renewing Religious Discourse in Egypt: Reasons and Results
• On Rashid, Egypt’s Latest Mediterranean Tragedy
• OPEN LETTER TO EU MEMBER STATES AHEAD OF THE UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF EGYPT
• Operation Sirli and systematic killing of Egyptian civilians

P (8)

• “Periods in Prison” a campaign calls on the prison authorities to provide cotton-based sanitary pads to female prisoners free of charge
• Perceptions of Service Access in a Context of Marginalization: The Case of Young People in Informal Greater Cairo
• Perfect Crime and Absent Justice: 7 Years after Rabaa Massacre
• Phishing attacks using third-party applications against Egyptian civil society organizations
• POMED’S Amy Hawthorne Testifies on Egypt before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
• Positive Economic Growth in Egypt Belies Mounting Problems
• Power Rivalry in the Horn: Egypt’s View of Ethiopia’s Tigrayan Woes
• Probation as Compounded Punishment in Egypt

Q (2)

• Q&A with Lobna Darwish: Women in Egypt
• Q&A: Legal Framework and Environment for Nongovernmental Groups (NGOs) in Egypt

R (12)

• Rabaa Massacre & Memory of a Whole Generation
• Raising the Stakes: Implications of a Second Sisi Term
• Ramy Kamel, Mada Masr, and Seeing Coptic Issues as Civil Liberties in Egypt
• Recent Official Figures Suggest That 32 Percent of Egyptians Live in Poverty. What Are the Likely Impacts of This?
• Refugees and asylum-seekers in Egypt in the time of Covid-19
• Refugees in Egypt: Violations and Challenges
• Renewed Arbitrary Detention: Keeping the Egyptian Opposition in Detention
• Report: Rethinking U.S. Economic Aid to Egypt
• Repressing Egypt’s Civil Society: State Violence, Restriction of the Public Sphere, and Extrajudicial Persecution
• Repression in Egypt from Mubarak to Sisi
• Restoration, Transformation and Adaptation: Authoritarianism after 2011 in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran
• Right to Housing in Egypt

S (22)

• Sexual Harassment Laws in Egypt: Does Stricter Mean More Effective?
• Short-Term Stability in Exchange for Long-Term Fragility
• Sinai Deportees and Prospects of Protracted Conflict (1)
• Sinai Deportees and Prospects of Protracted Conflict (2)
• Sisi’s Relentless Repression
• Sisi’s War on the Poor
• Social Repercussions of Rising Prices in Egypt
• Social Stigma Enables Egypt’s Attack on LGBT Community
• Sources: Officials delayed survey results showing Egyptians face highest poverty rate since 2000
• SPECIAL BRIEFING: Developments in U.S.-Egypt Aid Relationship
• SPECIAL BRIEFING: Leaked Video of Extrajudicial Killings Connected to Military
• State Terror in Egypt: Is It Time for Accountability?
• State’s Islam and Forbidden Diversity: Shia and The crisis of Religious freedoms in Egypt 2011-2016
• Strangling Civil Society
• Strengthening Egypt’s Refugee Programs
• Sudan’s Military: Following Egypt’s Playbook?
• Superficial Gains, but No Lasting Success in Sinai 2018
• Supporting Women’s Livelihoods in Egypt: Opportunities and Challenges
• Systematic Policies: Eviction and Displacement of Egyptians!
• ‘So much damage has been done’: Court acquits 43 defendants of all charges in NGO foreign funding case
• “Security Forces Dealt with Them”
• “Stuck” in Transit: Systematic limitations on the integration of Syrian refugees in Egypt and its impact on mental health and well-being

T (58)

• Tel Aviv Notes: Soccer deaths and Egypt’s Security Forces
• The Battle Over Family Law in Egypt Shows Only the Personal Can Be Political, And Then Only So Far
• The Biden Administration and the Middle East: Policy Recommendations for a Sustainable Way Forward
• The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies at the United Nations | 38th Session of the Human Rights Council
• The Challenges Facing Egypt’s Female Migrant Workers
• The Controversy of Banning Niqab in Public in Egypt
• The Crisis of LGBTQ Communities in Egypt: Questions for Ahmed El Hady
• The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights’ Position on the Death Penalty
• The Egyptian Interregnum: The high cost of suppressing change
• The Egyptian Military’s Terrorism Containment Campaign in North Sinai
• The Egyptian Prosecution: A Fact Sheet
• The Fundamental Rights of Baha’is: An Excellent Opportunity to Expand Religious Freedom in Egypt
• The looming water crisis in Egypt and beyond
• The Menace of Collective Punishment and Lack of Due Diligence in Egypt
• The Militarization of Politics and an Authoritarian Revival: The Eighth Annual CIHRS Report on Human Rights in the Arab Region
• THE NEW COUNTERTERRORISM LAW: ANOTHER BLOW TO THE CONSTITUTION, ENCOURAGES EXTRA JUDICIAL KILLING
• The Politics of Sectarianism and Repentance in Egyptian Prisons: Notes from a Coptic Khidma
• The Prevalence of Torture in Egypt
• The Reality of Church Construction in Egypt
• The Regeni murder: Egypt’s repression of academics and journalists
• The Regime Between Stability and Stumbling: Family Law in Egypt
• The Right to Citizenship in Egypt’s Age of Terror
• The Right to Health in North Sinai: Challenges and Community Solutions
• The Role of Egypt’s Lawyers Amid State Crackdown and Prosecutorial Repression
• The Role of the Public Prosecution in Egypt’s Repression
• The Social Justice Blind Spots in the New Arab Constitutions
• The State of Internet Censorship in Egypt
• The Transformative Politics and Memory of the Maspero Massacre
• The Trap Punishing sexual difference in Egypt
• The Ultras Ahlawy Football, Violence, and the Quest for Justice
• The unprecedented political use of the death penalty by the Egyptian government will only incur more violence
• The Working Group on Egypt’s Letter to General McMaster and Acting Secretary of State Sullivan
• The Working Group on Egypt’s Letter to Secretary of State Pompeo
• TIMEP and Law Society: Joint UPR Advocacy Fact Sheet
• TIMEP Brief: 2019 Constitutional Amendments
• TIMEP Brief: Accountability in US Arms Transfers
• TIMEP Brief: Case 173: Egypt’s Foreign Funding Case
• TIMEP Brief: Church Construction Law
• TIMEP Brief: Cybercrime Law
• TIMEP Brief: Detention Conditions in Egypt
• TIMEP Brief: Draft NGO Law of 2019
• TIMEP Brief: Egypt’s 2019 Constitutional Referendum
• TIMEP Brief: Executions and the Death Penalty
• TIMEP Brief: Freedom of Association
• TIMEP Brief: LGBTQ Human Rights in Egypt
• TIMEP Brief: Press Freedom in Egypt
• TIMEP Brief: Press Freedom in Egypt
• TIMEP Brief: Protest and Freedom of Assembly in Egypt
• TIMEP Brief: Right to Due Process in Egypt
• TIMEP Brief: Torture in Egyptian Detention Centers
• TIMEP Brief: Uber and Careem Law
• TIMEP Brief: Use of Surveillance Technology in MENA
• To Protect Religious Freedom in Egypt, Ease Authoritarian Restrictions
• Torture to Death in Egypt’s Police Stations
• Towards Greater Gender Diversity in the Workplace in Egypt
• Transgender Policy in Egypt: Murder by Medical Bureaucracy
• Transitional Justice in Egypt: Scopes of Application
• Trump Blinks, and Egypt’s Sisi Wins

U (11)

• U.S. Aid to Egypt Should Hinge on Rule of Law
• UN rights review roundly criticizes Egypt over prison conditions, civil society violations, discrimination
• UN: Act on Reprisals by Egypt
• Under Threat: Egypt’s Systematic Campaign against NGOs
• Universal Periodic Review of Egypt 34th Session
• Upholding values abroad: Europe’s balancing act in Egypt
• US and Egypt: Between Regional Cooperation and Human Rights
• US Congress Should Not Be Fooled By Egypt’s Platitudes
• US Release of Military Aid to Egypt Sends Signal
• Using SNS to Combat Egyptian Child Trafficking
• ‘Union to Defend the Constitution’ brings opposition forces together to reject constitutional amendments

V (3)

• Verdict for Warraq residents’ lawsuit against the government set for March 26
• Vision of the Egyptian Political System for Education
• Voting in the dark: Ramming the constitutional amendments through

W (19)

• What Egypt is Losing by Silencing Journalists During the Pandemic
• What Egypt’s Court Ruling on Protest Law Means
• What’s Human is Right
• When the Procedural is Political
• When Unity Discourse Dismisses Systemic Sectarianism in Egypt
• When Unity Discourse Dismisses Systemic Sectarianism in Egypt
• Where are Sisi’s promises, 7 years after the coup?
• While human rights linger on US radar, Pompeo Cairo visit focuses on regional cooperation
• Whose Lives Matter? An Equivocal Approach to American Detainees
• Why Do Human Rights Violations go unquestioned: the case of EU-Egyptian relations?
• Why Egypt Must Work Toward Abolishing the Death Penalty
• Why Is Egypt Attacking Human Rights Groups?
• Women and Gender in the Middle East and North Africa: Mapping the Field and Addressing Policy Dilemmas at the Post-2011 Juncture
• World Report 2019 | Events of 2018
• World Report 2020 | Events of 2019
• World Report 2021 | Egypt
• WORLD REPORT 2022 – Egypt, Events of 2021
• “We Are in Tombs” Abuses in Egypt’s Scorpion Prison
• “We Do Unreasonable Things Here” Torture and National Security in al-Sisi’s Egypt