{"id":62221,"date":"2017-10-26T21:13:21","date_gmt":"2017-10-26T13:13:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/buletinonline.net\/v7\/?p=62221"},"modified":"2017-10-26T21:13:21","modified_gmt":"2017-10-26T13:13:21","slug":"enforced-disappearance-arrests-women-october-escalates-reach-46","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buletinonlines.net\/v7\/index.php\/enforced-disappearance-arrests-women-october-escalates-reach-46\/","title":{"rendered":"Enforced Disappearance, Arrests Of Women In October Escalates To Reach 46"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Rights group Egyptian Coordinating Committee of Rights and Freedoms&#8217; (ECRF)&#8217;s latest statistics on women detained in Egyptian prisons revealed an increase in the number of girls and women arbitrarily detained and sentenced to prison terms on politically-motivated charges, to reach 46 detainees in October 2017.<\/p>\n<p>Human rights activist Hoda Abdel-Moneim pointed to the escalating arrests of women and how authorities hold them hostages to force their relatives to surrender to security apparatuses \u2013 a new and abhorrent phenomenon that must be stopped immediately. <\/p>\n<p>She urged human rights activists and organizations to help stop this atrocious crime committed repeatedly by junta regime authorities against Egyptian women.<\/p>\n<p>On the Egyptian authorities&#8217; policy of enforced disappearance of girls, Ahmed Abu-Zeid, researcher at the Arab Media Freedom Monitor, said the high rate of enforced disappearance of girls is a new crime committed vindictively by the coup regime.<\/p>\n<p>&#8220;This calls for a unified human rights movement to put pressure on Egyptian regime authorities to stop this systematic crime, which is a blatant violation of legal principles recognized by the Constitution and the law.&#8221;<\/p>\n<p>ECRF&#8217;s list of female detainees included:<\/p>\n<p>First: Nine detainees already sentenced to jail terms:<\/p>\n<p>1. Samia Shanan &#8220;life imprisonment&#8221;<br \/>\n2. Iman Mustafa &#8220;10 years imprisonment, military court&#8221;<br \/>\n3. Esraa Khalid &#8220;13 years, civil and military courts&#8221;<br \/>\n4. Shaimaa Ahmed Saad &#8220;5 years&#8221;<br \/>\n5. Gihad Abdel-Hamid Taha &#8220;3 yars&#8221;<br \/>\n6. Basma Rifaat &#8220;15 years<br \/>\n7. Fawzia Dessouki &#8220;10 years<br \/>\n8. Yasmin Nadi &#8220;3 years<br \/>\n9. Amal Saber &#8220;3 years<\/p>\n<p>Second: 23 detainees remanded in pretrial custody:<\/p>\n<p>1. Hala Abdel-Mogith<br \/>\n2. Hala Saleh<br \/>\n3. Rana Abdullah<br \/>\n4. Sarah Abdullah<br \/>\n5. Fatima Ali Gaber<br \/>\n6. Sherine Saeed Bekheet<br \/>\n7. Rabab Abdel-Mohsen<br \/>\n8. Ola Hussein<br \/>\n9. Rabab Ismail<br \/>\n10. Reem Qutb<br \/>\n11. Hanan Badr-Eddin<br \/>\n12. Sarah Abdel-Moneim<br \/>\n13. Mona Salem<br \/>\n14. Ghada Abdel-Aziz<br \/>\n15. Sarah Gamal<br \/>\n16. Fatima El-Sayed (AKA Hala Gayyed)<br \/>\n17. Inas Yasser<br \/>\n18. Ola Yusuf Al-Qaradawi<br \/>\n19. Raheeq Saeed<br \/>\n20. Roqaya Mustafa<br \/>\n21. Maryam Amr Habish<br \/>\n22. Asmaa Khaled Ezzelregal<br \/>\n23. Asmaa Zeidan<\/p>\n<p>Third: 14 women under enforced disappearance:<\/p>\n<p>1. Nora Sadiq Al-Sharqawi<br \/>\n2. Rania Ali Omar Radwan<br \/>\n3. Ola Abdel-Hakim Mohamed Al-Saeed<br \/>\n4. Rehab Mahmoud Abdel-Sattar<br \/>\n5. Zubeida Ibrahim Ahmed Yoni<br \/>\n6. Samaher Abul-Rish<br \/>\n7. Karima Ramadan<br \/>\n8. Fathia Mazid Sondoq<br \/>\n9. Iman Hamdi Abdel-Hamid<br \/>\n10. Nisreen Abdullah Suleiman Robaa<br \/>\n11. Ayah Mossad Al-Dahshan<br \/>\n12. Afaf Hussain Salem<br \/>\n13. Omaima Hussein Salem<br \/>\n14. 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