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Burning Books And Banning Human Rights Watch In Egypt

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August 12, 2014

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For the first time ever, Egypt refused to let in two Human Rights Watch staff members into the country. This comes shortly before a report from the group is scheduled to be released on mass killings of supporters of former President Morsi by Egyptian security forces last year (often referred to as the Rabaa massacre).

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