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Mahmoud Abu Zeid

Mahmoud Abu Zeid

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Journalist, Amnesty International Australia

Egypt

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  • “Cruelty and insult”: A photojournalist’s letter from an Egyptian jail

    By Mahmoud Abu Zeid| Amnesty International@ Egyptian photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid (known as “Shawkan”) has spent nearly 1,000 days in jail after photographing the violent response of security forces to a sit-in protest in Cairo. He has been tortured in detention and now faces trumped-up charges which could lead to life imprisonment. Ahead of his trial on 26 March, he sent Amnesty this letter about his experiences in prison.

    By Mahmoud Abu Zeid · Amnesty International

    Mar. 09, 2016

  • Emprisonné depuis 600 jours pour avoir pris des photos: j'ai pensé que j'allais mourir

    By Mahmoud Abu Zeid| huffingtonpost.ca@ Les mokhbers [policiers subalternes en civil] nous ont attaché les mains dans le dos avec une courroie en plastique comme on en utilise dans les guerres. J'ai été frappé par deux hommes à coups de poing et de ceinture - ma propre ceinture. Ils ont volé mon appareil photo, mon téléphone portable, ma montre et tout ce que j'avais sur moi. Puis ils nous ont fait monter avec plusieurs manifestants dans une voiture et nous ont emmenés au stade du Caire.

    By Mahmoud Abu Zeid · huffingtonpost.ca

    Apr. 07, 2015

  • “Cruelty and insult”: A photojournalist’s letter from an Egyptian jail

    By Mahmoud Abu Zeid| Amnesty International@ Egyptian photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid (known as “Shawkan”) has spent nearly 1,000 days in jail after photographing the violent response of security forces to a sit-in protest in Cairo. He has been tortured in detention and now faces trumped-up charges which could lead to life imprisonment. Ahead of his trial on 26 March, he sent Amnesty this letter about his experiences in prison.

    By Mahmoud Abu Zeid · Amnesty International

    Mar. 09, 2016

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Amnesty International Australia

Amnesty International Australia is a branch of the global Amnesty International movement, which was founded in 1961. The organization focuses on promoting human rights and advocating for justice and equality. It engages in various activities, including campaigning on issues like freedom of expression and equality, conducting research on human rights violations, and sponsoring education programs to raise awareness. The organization provides resources such as detailed reports on human rights abuses, educational materials, and tools for advocacy, including online petitions. Amnesty International Australia encourages community participation through local events and membership opportunities, allowing individuals to contribute to its mission. It operates independently of any government or economic interests and is funded through donations and membership fees, ensuring its impartiality in advocating for human rights.

Founded: 1961