While violence against women in the public sphere has gained more attention in Egypt in the past few years, domestic violence, or what is termed “violence in the private sphere,”…
In this conversation, veteran human rights defender Aida Seif al-Dawla speaks about locating the human rights movement in the wider political struggle. Traveling between the political movements and human rights…
This is an introduction to a series of interviews by Mada Masr with human rights workers in Egypt that attempts to situate the struggle for rights within the context of…
Aida Seif al-Dawla, co-founder of Al-Nadeem Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence, was ordered released on Sunday after the State Security…
“It’s true that remaining silent is his legal right, but it also indicates a level of despair"
'We have yet to actually see our personal and NGOs’ assets unfrozen and travel bans lifted'
The Administrative Court adjourns Al-Nadeem Center's appeal against its government-mandated closure
Set to take place on June 3, Magda Adly's interrogation has been postponed to a later date
The summons requested that the two activists appear before the judge on Thursday, May 31.
«Egypt’s human rights movement has a long and patriotic history»
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