Human rights call to halt Ramadan Prison abuses
Egyptian human rights organizations have called for an end to the use of violence and force against detainees at Tenth of Ramadan Prison, holding the Ministry of Interior responsible for the safety of the detainees, especially after their protests against the delay in implementing the new Criminal Procedure Law. The organizations confirmed that the detainees, who are placing their hopes on the new law, refused to accept meals and outdoor exercise, and began protesting, which led to security forces intervening and using tear gas. They called for an independent investigation into the incident, and for the release of detainees who have exceeded legal detention periods, holding the authorities responsible for everyone's safety.
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