An Appeal to our Amnesty Supporters
Taunton Amnesty Group have taken on the case of Ibrahim Ezz el-Din, a young Egyptian researcher specialising in housing at the Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedom. He was arrested in June 2019 and was ‘disappeared’ for 167 days until November 2019. He alleged he had been tortured. Charges were made with no evidence and in January 2021 a judge decided to release him. He was sent to a police station awaiting release where he was interviewed by the state security force (NSA) who decided to charge him with new offences. He is back in prison. This pattern is common in Egypt. He had twice attempted suicide but has been refused medical help.
Our first action as a group is to attempt a 3-month blitz of letters, each volunteer agreeing to write a letter (rather than an email), on the same day each month, for 3 months (3 letters in all). WOULD YOU HELP US? We would like to cover every day of the month with a letter. Please click here for more details or contact us at amnestytaunton@gmail.com
Amnesty International Taunton Local Group 
Thank you so much for this uber professional post Pat
On Fri, 11 Mar 2022, 17:12 Amnesty International Taunton Local Group, wrote:
> Amnesty International Taunton Local Group posted: ” An Appeal to our > Amnesty Supporters Taunton Amnesty Group have taken on the case of Ibrahim > Ezz el-Din, a young Egyptian researcher specialising in housing at the > Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedom. He was arrested in June 2019 > and was ‘di” >