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Arab Organisation for Human Rights in the UK (AOHR UK) is organising a webinar titled: “Arbitrary Detention, Judicial Co...
21/05/2026

Arab Organisation for Human Rights in the UK (AOHR UK) is organising a webinar titled: “Arbitrary Detention, Judicial Collapse, and Death Sentences in Egypt”

The webinar will discuss the continuing escalation of human rights violations in Egypt and the ongoing crackdown and widespread abuses that have persisted for nearly 13 years.

The discussion will address death sentences and executions carried out following grossly unfair trials lacking the most basic standards of justice and legal guarantees, alongside the continued arbitrary detention of thousands of political prisoners and the widespread use of enforced disappearances. The webinar will also shed light on collective punishment and retaliation against the families of detainees, in addition to the international community’s continued silence and failure to take serious action regarding the situation in Egypt.

The webinar will feature a distinguished group of human rights advocates, international experts, and researchers specialising in human rights issues in Egypt, who will discuss the legal, humanitarian, and political dimensions of these violations.

Speakers:

Calvin Dark – American political analyst

Martin Plaut – British journalist and writer

Mwaivu Kaluka – National Chairman of the Communist Party Marxists – Kenya

Prof. Dan Kovalik – Professor of International Law, University of Pittsburgh School of Law

Prof. Stephen Zunes – Professor of International Security and Foreign Policy, University of San Francisco

Prof. William Schabas – Professor of International Law, Middlesex University
Michael Binyon – British journalist

Date and Time:

Friday 22 May 2026 | At London Time – New York Time

Watch live-stream on: https://youtube.com/live/lO8AqopRz5M?feature=share

for more: https://shorturl.at/cGUj4

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more: https://shorturl.at/L920R

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more: https://shorturl.at/eI1zG

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more: https://shorturl.at/QtpXV

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The post published prior to his arrest contained direct political commentary on the structure of power and decision-making mechanisms within the country, questioning which entities exercise actual influence inside the state. According to the circulated text, the post did not include any call for violence or direct incitement, but was limited to general political criticism falling within the scope of freedom of expression on public affairs.

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