Human Rights Watch has cautioned Washington against resuming military assistance to Egypt until its military-backed government ends alleged rights abuses and holds violators accountable. The New York-based advocacy group on Friday released a letter it had sent earlier in the week to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, following comments indicating that he would make a decision on aid resumption in the coming weeks. Washington cut assistance to Cairo in October, withholding deliveries of tanks, fighter aircraft and other military equipment, as well as $260 million in cash aid after authorities used violence to put down protests following the ousting of Mohamed Mursi, Egypt's first freely elected president.
Egypt Approves Tough 'Terrorism' Law
- Cabinet Approves Tough 'Terrorism' Law
- Breaking | Egypt Approves "Anti-Terrorism" Law
- Presidency Denounces Cairo University's Terrorist Blasts
- Cabinet Decides to Tighten Security Measures, Deploy More Patrols
- Terrorism Seeks to Drive Egypt Away From Implementing Road Map - Spokesman
- FM Spokesman - Terrorism Seeks to Drive Egypt Away From Implementing Road Map Plan
- Egypt Welcomes Saudi Decision to Designate MB As Terrorist Group
- Violence Escalates With Eight Deaths Due to Violations of the First Day
- The Escalation of Violence and Terrorism Threats the Human Rights System
- Anti-Violence Observatory Condemns the Terrorist Attacks and the Incitement of Violence.
Journalists Go on Trial in Egypt
- Journalists Go on Trial
- ANHRI Calls for Immediate Release of Yemeni Blogger and Journalist "Firas Al-Shamsan"
- Freedom Foundation Condemns Violations On Nine Journalists in a Week
- Torture in Egypt Doesn't Exclude Journalists, Students or Opinion Makers - When Will the Attorney General Open Urgent Investigation Into Testimonies of Systematic Torture On Detainees?
- Council Conclusions On Egypt Foreign Affairs Council Meeting Brussels, 10 February 2014
- Al Jazeera Journalist On Hunger Strike, 9 Staff Added to Egypt Charge Sheet
- CPJ Risk List - Where Press Freedom Suffered
- #FreeAJstaff - 'If You Silence One Journalist, You Silence All of Us'
- East Africa Journalists Demand Release of Reporters Held in Egypt
- Bahraini Journalist Jailed for Four Days Due to Preparing Report About Book Fair
