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Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights

EIPR is an independent, not-for-profit human rights organization that was established in 2002 to promote and defend the personal rights and freedoms of individuals in Egypt. The organization uses research, advocacy and strategic litigation in the fields of civil and political rights, economic and social justice, and criminal justice.

EIPR works to achieve measurable impact at the domestic level and to support the building of a constituency around its thematic priorities, while at the same time actively participating in regional and international advocacy and contributing to the international human rights movement both through building strategic partnerships and through providing input in standard-setting and consensus-building processes.

Joint work with INCLO

Appeal to the Hague Group regarding U.S. sanctions on Palestinian human rights organizations and escalating repression

INCLO members stand in solidarity with Al-Haq against US sanctions and call for immediate reversal of decision

An opportunity for environmental justice action

Illustration by Alina Calzadilla via femiñetas

The Kenyan government must stop criminalizing dissent now

Encryption: INCLO members oppose backdoor access

Kenya: INCLO members condemn corporate intimidation and government inaction in protecting journalists and civil society organizations

Urgent call on Kenyan government to guarantee safety of protesters and internet connectivity

Police arrested an anti-finance bill, 2024, protester along City Hall Way, Nairobi, on June 25, 2024. Photo: Ernest Cornel.