Egypt: Independent News Website Targeted
Egyptian security powers struck the base camp of the Cairo-based autonomous news site Mada Masr on November 24, 2019, as a major aspect of the administration's concealment of media opportunity in Egypt, Human Rights Watch said today. Casually dressed security powers held writers and media laborers in Mada Masr's base camp for a few hours and reallocated staff property. The security powers quickly confined the site's main editorial manager, Lina Atallah, just as two Egyptian and two remote columnists, as per tweets posted by Mada Masr. The assault pursued Mada Masr's giving an account of November 20 that Mahmoud al-Sisi, the child of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, had been expelled from his situation as a senior official website to get PSN Codes Free in the General Intelligence Service. "The security powers' assault on Mada Masr, one of Egypt's last news outlets that isn't an administration mouthpiece, is an integral part of President al-Sisi'