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Global Gender Gap Report 2025: Egypt Among the Worst Ten Countries Worldwide in Gender Equality

The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) expresses its deep concern over Egypt’s continued decline in the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2025.

  • NGOs voice fears for hundreds of foreign nationals at risk of imminent execution in Saudi Arabia

  • CPJ and global media leaders call for urgent, unrestricted access to Gaza for journalists

A Lopsided Law: Impoverishment, Discrimination and Restrictions on Strike in Egypt’s New Labour Law

Press Release4 Jun 2025

NGOs demand the immediate and unconditional release of Ibrahim Metwally, detained solely for peacefully exercising his human rights

Press Release2 Jun 2025

EIPR Files a Legal Memorandum Before the State Council Against the Ministry Of Interior's Decision to Impose Prior Travel Authorisation on Women

Press Release31 May 2025

After Eyewitness Accounts andBodily Evidence of Torture: We Call for an Investigation into the Death of Mahmoud Mika in the Khalifa Police Station

Press Release28 May 2025

Istanbul Declaration: Civil Society against shrinking freedoms in the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean

We, the participants in the Regional Civil Society Seminar held in Istanbul, Turkey on 2–3 February 2025, in light of wars and the tightening restrictions on public freedoms in our countries of the southern and eastern Mediterranean, were compelle

Press Release28 May 2025

Istanbul Declaration: Civil Society against shrinking freedoms in the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean

We, the participants in the Regional Civil Society Seminar held in Istanbul, Turkey on 2–3 February 2025, in light of wars and the tightening restrictions on public freedoms in our countries of the southern and eastern Mediterranean, were compelle

Press Release26 May 2025

EIPR Issues Position Paper on New Labour Law: We Call on the President Not to Ratify the Law

- Benefits included in the law are de facto “suspended”, while its provisions deals severe blows to wages and job security

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