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failure to protect women. She also criticised the government for deteriorating human rights, socioeconomic conditions and public services. Amnesty International examined the 12-minute video and found that it does not contain incitement of any form, and as such is protected by freedom of expression. On 11 May 2018, around 2:30 am, Egyptian security forces raided Amal Fathy and Mohamed Lotfy's home in Maadi in
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International-Italy. Yet, under the persistence of the legal teams in Egypt and Italy, the Egyptian General Attorney accepted to hand thousands of documents of investigations to ECRF lawyers and to his Italian lawyer in Genoa. These were translated in Italian and analysed by Regeni's family legal teams.
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On 29 September 2018, Amal Fathy, who had already spent 141 days in prison after being arbitrarily arrested for posting the Facebook video decrying sexual harassment and criticising the Egyptian authorities for failing to protect women, was sentenced to two years in prison with a bail of 20,000 EGP
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continues, serious efforts were put in place to return to "normality" and give a fake impression to the Italians, Egyptians and the world that the case is closed and dead. The Italian ambassador was sent back to Egypt in September 2017 against every human rights Organisation call, including Amnesty
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In May 2018, the cooperation intensified between the legal teams in both countries with long phone calls setting up the strategy ahead. On 9 May Amal Fathy posted a video on her Facebook page in which she spoke about the prevalence of sexual harassment in Egypt, and criticized the government's
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recalled Italy's ambassador to Cairo protesting the lack of progress in the investigation by Egyptian authorities into the torture and murder of Giulio Regeni. Two weeks later,
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on February 3 of the same year. ECRF Lawyers became officially his family lawyers in Egypt operating closely with the family lawyer in Italy. The harassment and intimidation of
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September 1, 1984) is an Egyptian democracy activist and human rights defender. She is a former activist of
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airport. He was traveling to Germany to participate in a debate at the German Parliament
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and brought them both to the police station, along with their three-year-old child.
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and got involved in the promotion of democratic changes in the country. After the
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As of 2019, Fathy has been released from jail but remains under house arrest.
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was set free with his little boy while Amal Fathy remained detained.
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intensified. On April 8, 2016, the Italian Prime Minister
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Cairo
Mohamed Lotfy
Zidane
Cairo University
Index on Censorship
April 6 Youth Movement
Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms
sexual harassment in Egypt
Cairo
Egypt
Cairo University
April 6 Youth Movement
2013 Egyptian coup d'état
August 2013 Rabaa massacre
Mohamed Lotfy
Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms
Mohamed Lotfy
Cairo
Bundestag
General Sisi
Giulio Regeni
Cairo
ECRF
Mohamed Lotfy
Paolo Gentiloni
Ahmed Abdallah
Giulio Regeni
Giulio Regeni
Cairo
Mohamed Lotfy

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