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EOHR Submits a Number of Bills Before human rights committee in the Parliament Following the Statement of the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights: 14 Egyptian NGOs Demand a Halt of Migrant Killings on Israel Borders --------------------------------------------------------------------
March 4th, 2010 by Editor Fourteen Egyptian human rights groups today expressed their full support of the statement issued by the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights which condemned the Egyptian security forces for killing up to 60 migrants on the Egyptian side of the borders with Israeli since mid 2007.The NGOs strongly condemned the statement made by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which pointed that the fatalities “did not exceed 2% in 2008 and 4% in 2009 of the total number of illegal crossers”. The NGOs considered the government’s acknowledgement of such a high number of killings calls for an immediate investigation into the circumstances of their murder. The NGOs stated that the understatement of such a high percentage of fatalities is a reason for serious concern.
In her statement issued on 2 March, the High Commissioner Ms. Navi Pillay (a renowned international judge from South Africa) expressed her astonishment at the high number of fatalities on the borders when there is no indication that any of the killed migrants were armed or that they opened fire at the Egyptian security forces: “I know of no other country where so many unarmed migrants and asylum seekers appear to have been deliberately killed in this way by government forces… the sheer number of victims suggests that at least some Egyptian security officials have been operating a shoot-to-kill policy. It is unlikely that so many killings would occur otherwise. Sixty killings can hardly be an accident.”
The high commissioner urged the government to order an immediate halt of the use of “lethal force” against migrants, and to open an independent and credible investigation into the killings that have occurred in the past 30 months. The statement of the High Commissioner noted that most of the killings occurred after the Egyptian government agreed with Israel on tightening the security measures of securing the borders, and that most of the victims were sub-Saharan African migrants including a number of women and at least one child. She added:
“There needs to be clarity about what has occurred, what policies have been applied to migrants trying to cross this border, and what specific orders have been given to security forces patrolling the area … The fact that this is a very sensitive border, and a restricted military zone, is no excuse. Security forces are only permitted to use lethal force when it is strictly unavoidable in order to protect life.” In preemption to the High Commissioner’s statement, the Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for International Organizations issued a statement on 1 March defending the behavior of the Egyptian security forces. The government statement deliberately confused African migrants and organized armed gangs which exchange fire with the Egyptian border security across the border. The government statement acknowledged that Egyptian security forces killed 56 immigrants in less than 18 months (from the beginning of 2008 until 1 June 2009) without providing any details on the circumstances of their deaths or if those responsible for their shooting where ever investigated.
Among the recommendations that the Egyptian government accepted and pledged to implement during the consideration of Egypt under the Universal Periodic Review mechanism of the UN Human Rights Council on 19 February 2010 was to “require that the police act with restraint when not directly threatened.” (Recommendation 118). At least one African migrant was killed since the endorsement of this recommendation, which brings the number of killings to at least 9 migrants since the beginning of this year. The 14 NGOs called on the Egyptian government to immediately stop the killing of migrant and to open a serious and independent investigation to determine the reasons for the high number of fatalities and to prosecute those responsible for them.
Signatories 1. Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights 2. Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies 3. Egyptian Organization for Human Rights 4. Group for Human Rights Legal Aid 5. Nadim Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence 6. Egyptian Association for the Enhancement of Community Participation 7. Human Rights Association for the Assistance of Prisoners 8. Arab Penal Reform Organization 9. Land Center for Human Rights 10. Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression 11. Arab Network for Human Rights Information12. Center for Trade Unions and Workers Services 13. Andalus Institute for Tolerance and Non-Violence Studies 14. Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights Category: Statements No Comments » 46 views
For defending the freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of association ------------------------------------------------------------- March 1st, 2010 by Editor
The Egyptian coalition for the integrity of civil society calls for passing democratic laws and applying governance At the end of a seminar entitled” The Egyptian coalition for the integrity of civil society … Challenges and hopes” which was held by EOHR in cooperation with the German Friedrich Naumann Foundation on Sunday, 28.2.2010 at EOHR’s office, members of the Egyptian coalition for the integrity of civil society unanimously agreed on the importance of reforming the legislative structure which organizes the work of civil society organizations through enacting alternative laws compatible with international standards of human rights, particularly on the right to assembly and association and to convey the experience of the coalition to the members of political parties, trade unions and NGOs in the different Egyptian governorates through organizing training courses on the principles of code of conduct (codes of ethics or rules of democracy)and to approve them as part of interior system of civil society organizations. They call all governmental bodies and members of the parliament to cooperate with the coalition to facilitate its tasks.
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EOHR holds a seminar entitled” The Egyptian coalition for the integrity of civil society…. Challenges and hopes” next Sunday -------------------------------------------------------------- February 25th, 2010 by Editor
The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights in cooperation with the German Friedrich Naumann Foundation will hold a seminar entitled ” The Egyptian coalition for the integrity of civil society…. Challenges and hopes” on Sunday Read the rest of this entry »
Category: Statements No Comments » 247 views To put in action the recommendations of UN Human Rights Council ---------------------------------------------------------------
February 23rd, 2010 by Editor EOHR calls on the government for a timetable and mechanisms for implementation
The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights called on the Egyptian government for interacting seriously with the recommendations issued by UN Human Rights Council on the occasion of the Universal Periodic Review of the governmental report. Read the rest of this entry » Category: Statements No Comments » 206 views
The Citizenship .. The absent culture ------------------------------------- February 21st, 2010 by Editor
The Citizenship .. The absent culture 21 February 2010 Hafez Abu Seada Chairman of EOHR
Article I of the Egyptian Constitution provided that “Arab Republic of Egypt is a democratic state based on citizenship,” despite this constitutional amendment, the present situation confirms that the citizenship is just like ink on paper, the Egyptian street lacks the culture of citizenship which is considered the culture of practicing rights and conducting duties guaranteed by the constitution and law within the framework of democratic atmosphere, on other words the rights of citizens to express about opinion and participating in public work, take out the electoral ticket, vote on elections and general referendums, join parties, general unions and syndicates and voluntary and civil work and defending human rights.. etc. Read the rest of this entry » Category: Secretary General's Articles No Comments » 108 views
In the light of Universal Periodic Review session in Geneva ----------------------------------------------------------- February 18th, 2010 by Editor
Hafez Abu Seada participated in a press conference for the International Federation for Human Rights In the light of the 7th session of the Universal Periodic Review in Geneva,
the International Federation for Human Rights held a press conference on Thursday, 18/2/2010 in the presence of some representatives of Egyptian human rights organizations in order to comment on the governmental report and to review the shadow reports submitted by civil society organizations. Read the rest of this entry »
Category: Statements No Comments » 370 views Hafez Abu Seada is the chairman of Egyptian Organization for Human Rights and Gasser Abdel Razeq is the secretary general ------------------------------------------------------------------
February 15th, 2010 by Editor At the end of the first meeting of EOHR’s board of trustees on Sunday 14/2/2010 after holding the General Assembly last January, members of board of trustees agreed unanimously on choosing Mr. Hafez Abu Seada a chairman for EOHR, Mr. Ahmed Abdel Hafiz a vice-chairman, Gasser Abdel Razeq a secretary general and Mr. Kassem Al Noubi a treasurer.
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Under the auspices of the League of Arab States ----------------------------------------------- February 8th, 2010 by Editor
“Freedom of assembly and organization : A road map for the future” Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Lebanon, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen - February 2010 Read the rest of this entry »
Category: Statements No Comments » 356 views EOHR calls for the immediate release of 15 members of Muslim Brotherhood ------------------------------------------------------------
February 8th, 2010 by Editor The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights (EOHR) expresses its deepest worries on the arrest of several leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood on Monday, 8/2/2010 - No reasons for the detention until the issuance of this statement - as it constitutes a violation for the right to liberty and security of person as this is more specifically guaranteed under the Constitution and international covenants on human Rights.
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Giza Criminal Court sentences Yasser Barakat to one year imprisonment and a fine of 60 thousand pounds --------------------------------------------------------------------- February 4th, 2010 by Editor
Giza Criminal Court sentenced Yasser Barakat, editor in chief of Al Mougaz newspaper, to 6 months imprisonment and a fine of 20 thousand pounds in case No. 9364/2008 and another 6 months and a fine of 40 thousand pounds in case No. 14131 /2008 on Tuesday 2/2/2010 in a new relapse to freedom of opinion and expression. Read the rest of this entry » Category: Statements No Comments » 436 views
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