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Egypt Highlights the Threats Facing the Right to Food in an Era of Conflict and Crisis

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights

Egypt Supports the Renewal of the Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on Torture While Cautioning Terminology Not Anchored in the Existing Legal Framework

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights

Egypt Endorses International Efforts Toward Disability-Inclusive Digital Technologies and Infrastructure

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights

Egypt Co-Sponsors Draft Resolution on Respect for Cultural Diversity, with Particular Emphasis on the Cultural Rights of Persons with Disabilities

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights

Egypt Calls for Consensus on Renewing the Mandate on Foreign Debt and Human Rights

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights & Sustainable Development

Egypt Reaffirms the Human Rights–SDG Nexus and Highlights Financial Challenges to Their Realization

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights

Egypt’s Abstention on the Belarus Resolution: Rejecting Polarization and Supporting Constructive Engagement

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights & Use of force

Egypt cautions against references to the 'Responsibility to Protect' in the context of genocide prevention.

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

Human rights

Egypt’s Perspective on the Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights Defenders

Ingy Ihab

Mar 30, 2026

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EGYPIL is a dedicated platform for the identification, documentation, and systematic organisation of the international law practice of the Arab Republic of Egypt. It seeks to make Egyptian practice more accessible to audiences both within and beyond Egypt, in order to support coherence within the domestic legal order, enhance the domestic understanding and application of international law, and facilitate the accurate ascertainment of Egypt’s positions in relation to international legal rules and their consideration within processes of customary international law formation.

By compiling practice emanating from judicial, legislative, and executive authorities, EGYPIL also aims to encourage scholarly research by providing a structured and thematically organised body of primary materials to support analytical and comparative inquiry.

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Latest Posts

Egypt Highlights the Threats Facing the Right to Food in an Era of Conflict and Crisis

Egypt Supports the Renewal of the Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on Torture While Cautioning Terminology Not Anchored in the Existing Legal Framework

Egypt Endorses International Efforts Toward Disability-Inclusive Digital Technologies and Infrastructure

Egypt Co-Sponsors Draft Resolution on Respect for Cultural Diversity, with Particular Emphasis on the Cultural Rights of Persons with Disabilities

Egypt Calls for Consensus on Renewing the Mandate on Foreign Debt and Human Rights

Egypt Reaffirms the Human Rights–SDG Nexus and Highlights Financial Challenges to Their Realization

Egypt’s Abstention on the Belarus Resolution: Rejecting Polarization and Supporting Constructive Engagement

Egypt cautions against references to the 'Responsibility to Protect' in the context of genocide prevention.

Egypt’s Perspective on the Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights Defenders

By compiling practice emanating from judicial, legislative, and executive authorities, EGYPIL also aims to encourage scholarly research by providing a structured and thematically organised body of primary materials to support analytical and comparative inquiry.

For further information on EGYPIL’s aims and methodology, please check the About Us section.

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