Więźniowie polityczni w Egipcie - Redux

Mohana Mahod, 23, from Cairo, an assistant medic at makeshift hospitals during uprisings, was captured on Mohamed Mahmoud street in downtown Cairo, Dec, 2011, for protesting the government. He was blindfolded and taken to Tora prison in Maadi, Cairo, where he was detained for 22 days. Mohana was striped down, endured electric shocks, scalded with hot water and was badly beaten by the National Security. Their is a chance he can serve up to 10 years in prison. February 2012. Since the beginning of the Egyptian revolution in 2011, the Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF), the strong arm of the Egyptian military and now the prevailing Egyptian authority, has detained thousands of civilians without any access to lawyers and an opportunity to review the evidence against them. Since assuming power the SCAF has failed to discuss several serious human rights problems in the country and in many cases has exacerbated them. It also appears clear that a lot of these people were very young in age, not extreme protesters, happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and was abducted at the hands of the Egyptian military.