Ten international rights groups have de**unced a "renewed *****down" by the authorities in Egypt on independent civil society groups that receive foreign funding or are critical of the government. The authorities targeted all forms of opposition after the army ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013, leaving hundreds of his supporters dead and thousands jailed. Late Monday, 10 international organisations including Human rights Watch and Amnesty International jointly accused the authorities of "increasing their pressure on independent organisations... that receive foreign funding or have criticised government policies".
06-19-2015, 10:36 PM
Egypt NGOs face 'renewed *****down': rights groups
Ten international rights groups have de**unced a "renewed *****down" by the authorities in Egypt on independent civil society groups that receive foreign funding or are critical of the government. The authorities targeted all forms of opposition after the army ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013, leaving hundreds of his supporters dead and thousands jailed. Late Monday, 10 international organisations including Human rights Watch and Amnesty International jointly accused the authorities of "increasing their pressure on independent organisations... that receive foreign funding or have criticised government policies".
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