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Families celebrate children's release
An article has revealed a rare medical condition that brings joy to some families in Egypt when their children appear in prisons or detention centers after years of enforced disappearance. Their appearance is seen as proof that they are still alive despite being missing for periods that can reach up to 13 years. Reports indicate that many of these disappeared individuals have been missing for a long time since the dispersal of the Rabaa and Nahda sit-ins, with their families continuously searching for them amid denial and psychological torture by authorities, who fabricate charges against them and arrest anyone who complains. Over ten thousand Egyptians have suffered enforced disappearance over the past 13 years, with families waiting to learn the fate of their loved ones. According to international laws, enforced disappearance is considered a crime against humanity, and families have the right to demand compensation and seek the truth.
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