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Letter to President Aquino on the Philippines’ Human Rights Commitments

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

President Benigno S. Aquino III
Manila, NCR
Philippines
Re: UN Human Rights Council and the Philippines’ human rights commitments
Dear President Aquino,
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A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Egypt

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

A year since Khaled Said’s death, Egypt still waits for justice

2011-06-06
On: June 6, 2011
In: Uncategorized

By Nicholas Piachaud, North Africa Team

I can still remember the shock when I first saw the pictures. The young man’s face was barely recognizable from his beating at the hands of the security forces, and from an autopsy that, we would later learn f…Continue Reading

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