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The detention of Egyptian dissident Mahmoud Fathi and his wife in Tripoli has sparked human rights concerns regarding their potential enforced disappearance, as Libyan authorities have not disclosed their whereabouts or clarified their legal status. There are warnings that they may be forcibly repatriated to Egypt, where they could face the death penalty, with uncertainty surrounding their fate. Human rights groups are calling for the disclosure of their location and for them to be allowed contact with their families. Meanwhile, pro-Sisi accounts are spreading narratives about security cooperation with Egypt, while the Libyan government and the Egyptian regime continue to deny any knowledge of their situation.
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