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Reports
Cairo: 29 March 2003
Introduction
Part one
Part two
Part three
In Defense of the Right for Peaceful
Demonstration
A Report by the Egyptian Organization
for Human Rights
On Police Transgressions on the Right
to Demonstrate
Against the War
Recommendations
The
Egyptian Organization for Human Rights calls on Egyptian authorities
to immediately release all those detained and to close all their
files. It also calls for the following:
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To investigate immediately the policemen
who beat demonstrators to comport with the International Convention
for Combating Torture, a document ratified by the Egyptian
government. The Agreement says in relevant part that:
"Each
signing country guarantees immediate and just investigation when
discovering reasonable evidence that confirms that an act of torture
took place in any of the areas under its judicial leadership.”
v
To eliminate assembly law number 10 of
1914 and to substitute it with one regulating the right to demonstrate
according to international and constitutional law. Under these
circumstances the Ministry of Interior would be informed of all the
necessary information concerning the demonstration such as where and
when the meeting will be, and where it may move to so as not to
disturb traffic.
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To eliminate all restrictions put on the
right to establish organizations, parties and syndicates.
Again the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights renews its call for
abolishing the "Emergency Law" which negatively effects many rights
and freedoms (both public and private) such as the right to peacefully
assemble.
Names of the Interrogated
The names below are those of people arrested in
El Tahrir Square and transferred to Kasr El Nil Prosecutors:
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No. |
Name |
Note |
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1 |
Hamdy Ahmed Morsy |
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2 |
Karim Mohamed Abdel Alim Ibrahim |
Released |
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3 |
Ahmed Nageh Aboul Hamd Hussein |
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4 |
Abdel Baky Mohamed Ismail |
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5 |
Mohamed Ahmed Salem |
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6 |
Mahmoud Abdel Kader Ahmed Hasan |
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7 |
Mohamed Hegazy Abdel Wehab |
Released |
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8 |
Khaled Fathy Abdallah Mohamed |
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9 |
Ashraf fathy Ahmed Hussein |
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10 |
Ashraf Wagdy Abdel Hamid Elshafey |
Released |
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11 |
Yasser Fawzy Abdel Ghany Abdel Aal |
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12 |
Ahmed Abdel Maksoud Gebril |
Released |
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13 |
Mostafa Ismail Mostafa |
Released |
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14 |
Emad
Hanafy Ahmed Taher |
Released |
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15 |
Sherif Abdel Hamid Ismail |
Released |
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16 |
Abdel Latif Mohamed Abdel Latif Ahmed |
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17 |
Walid Ahmed Abdel Sadek Abdel Naby |
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18 |
Kamal Abdel Aziz Taha Aly |
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19 |
Osama Ibrahim Farghaly |
Released |
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20 |
Ehab Wagdy Abdel Kerim Radwan |
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21 |
Sayyed Masoud Sayyed Hassan Mohamed |
Released |
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22 |
Yasser Mohamed Mahmoud Hegazy |
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23 |
Saber Abdallah Roshdy Mahmoud |
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24 |
Osama Ahmed Elmahdy Mohamed |
Released |
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25 |
Fathy Elsayyed Mahmoud Hamoud |
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26 |
Wael
Gad Ahmed Mohamed |
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27 |
Moataz Mohamed Ismail |
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28 |
Mohamed Reda Ibrahim |
Released |
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29 |
Taha
Mohamed Abdo Taha |
Released |
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30 |
Samy
Gaber Mohamed Ahmed Elnahry |
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31- |
Kamal Mohamed Refay |
Released |
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32 |
Alaa
Abdel Azim Mohamed Mostafa |
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33 |
Mohamed Ahmed Aly El Sayed |
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34 |
Amr
Mohamed El Shanawany |
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35 |
Alaa
Mohamed Elmohamady Elmorsy |
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The following are names of those detained who
were later transferred to El Gamaleyya prosecutors:
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No. |
Name |
Note |
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1 |
Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Aaaty |
Released |
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2 |
Mona
Mina |
Released |
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3 |
Magda Mohamed Abdel Rahman |
Released |
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4 |
Abdallah Abdel Rahman |
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5 |
Mohamed Saeed |
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6 |
Mohamed Ragheb Abdel Sattar |
Released |
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7 |
Mohamed Osman |
Released |
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8 |
Essam Mohamed Hassan |
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9 |
Mohamed Mostafa |
Released |
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10 |
Shady Gamal Asaad |
Released |
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11 |
Abdel Gawad Mostafa Abdel Moaty |
Student |
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12 |
El
Farouk Omar Mohamed |
Released |
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13 |
Abdel Gawad Mahdy |
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14 |
Nagy
Mohamed Sayed Ahmed |
Released |
Names of those arrested in the Lawyers'
syndicate demonstrations and transferred to the El Azbakeyya
Prosecutor’s office; they each paid 50 LE as bail.
|
No. |
Name |
Profession |
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1 |
Gamal Abdel Aziz |
Lawyer |
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2 |
Ahmed Abdel Salam |
Manager of Contractors' Company |
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3 |
Yasser Farrag |
Lawyer |
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4 |
Zeyad Abdel Megid Zaky |
Lawyer |
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5 |
Essam Fadl |
Journalist |
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6 |
Hamada Aly Abdallah |
Office of Hamdein Sebahy |
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7 |
Mohamed Ibrahim Abdel Aaty |
Journalist |
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8 |
Mahmoud Aly Mahmoud |
Driver |
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9 |
Manal Ahed Khaled |
Director Assistant |
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10 |
Nevine Ahmed Samir |
Manager of Hamdein Sebahy's Office |
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11 |
Hamada Ghazy |
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12 |
Mahmoud Mohamed Zaky |
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13 |
Maryam Bakry (Juvenile) |
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Names
of those transferred to the Bulaq El Dakrour prosecutor’s office who
were further detained for 15 days pending investigation:
1-
Marwa Farouk
2-
Mahmoud Ezzat
3-
Samir El Fouly
State Security Prosecution
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No. |
Name
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Profession |
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1- |
Hamdein Sebahy |
Member of People's Assembly |
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2- |
Mohamed Farid Hasanein |
Member of People's Assembly |
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3- |
Kamal Abou Ateyya |
Member of Syndicate |
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4- |
Sayyed Eltoukhy |
Lawyer |
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5- |
Abdel Aziz El Husseiny |
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6- |
Kamal Khalil |
Engineer |
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7- |
Gamal Abdel Aziz |
Lawyer |
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8- |
Tamim El Barghouthy |
Student |
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9- |
Nada
El Kassas |
Journalist |
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10- |
Abeer El Askary |
Journalist |
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11- |
Ahmed Abdel Salam |
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12- |
Yasser Farrag |
Lawyer |
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13- |
Walid Elsayyed |
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14- |
Khaled Kamel |
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15- |
Hassan Mahmoud |
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16- |
Ibrahim Hussein |
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17- |
Zeyad Abdel Megid Zaky |
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18- |
Wael
Tawfik |
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19- |
Remon Zakareyya |
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20- |
Magdy Abbass |
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21- |
Wael
Khalil |
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22- |
Gamal Abdel Fattah |
Pharmacist |
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23- |
Ghoneim Nawwaf |
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24- |
Ahmed Awwaad |
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25- |
Ahmed Diaa |
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26- |
Hussein Hassan Hanafy |
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