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أرشيف التغطيات الإعلامية التي ظهرت فيها قضايا اللاجئين والهجرة والحقوق كما تابعتها المنصة عبر الصحافة والمنصات المختلفة.

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“Othman Housing”: A Residential Cage Where Marginalized Refugees and Egyptians Clash
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“Othman Housing”: A Residential Cage Where Marginalized Refugees and Egyptians Clash

Refugees Platform in Egypt, an independent organization working to defend human rights, support people on the move, and advocate for their rights, quoted the family of the two children as saying that the reason they were in the area was their work cleaning new buildings. The attackers, however, did not verify the matter and instead detained them under threat, beat them, and tied them to an electricity pole in front of everyone.

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“Othman Housing”: A Residential Cage Where Marginalized Refugees and Egyptians Clash
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“Othman Housing”: A Residential Cage Where Marginalized Refugees and Egyptians Clash

Refugees Platform in Egypt, an independent organization working to defend human rights, support people on the move, and advocate for their rights, quoted the family of the two children as saying that the reason they were in the area was their work cleaning new buildings. The attackers, however, did not verify the matter and instead detained them under threat, beat them, and tied them to an electricity pole in front of everyone.

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The EU Strengthens Cooperation with Cairo to Control Migration Amid Rising Departures of Egyptians
EL PAÍS

The EU Strengthens Cooperation with Cairo to Control Migration Amid Rising Departures of Egyptians

Although the reasons for the noticeable increase in Egyptians leaving vary from case to case, a researcher from Refugees Platform in Egypt (RPE), speaking on condition of anonymity, points to the poor state of the national economy and, above all, the stagnant political situation in the country, with the resulting absence of hope and prospects for a dignified future, as key drivers.

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World Report on Human Rights (Egypt Events 2022)
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World Report on Human Rights (Egypt Events 2022)

In March, authorities deported 31 Eritreans, including eight children, after detaining them in poor conditions and preventing them from contacting UNHCR to submit asylum applications, according to Refugees Platform in Egypt. These summary deportations of Eritrean asylum seekers, which followed similar deportations in late 2021, violated the international legal prohibition on refoulement.

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Sudanese People in Egypt: Racism Renewed with Every Crisis
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Sudanese People in Egypt: Racism Renewed with Every Crisis

Nour Khalil, executive director of Refugees Platform in Egypt, notes that such comments exist and continue, rising whenever there are crises or calls to receive refugees. He adds: “Some or most of the comments are copied, with a huge amount of misinformation being promoted about refugee numbers or the services provided to them, whether through nationalist appeals or claims that they will cause an economic problem.” Responding to the economic cost promoted by some as a reason to reject the presence of Sudanese people in Egypt, Khalil says that all migrants in Egypt of all nationalities number 6 million, while those registered as refugees and asylum seekers are fewer than 250,000. Migrants are also treated as foreigners in all matters, such as education, which is paid in foreign currency.

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Arab Expatriates in Egypt: Residents by Fate or by Choice
Ahram online

Arab Expatriates in Egypt: Residents by Fate or by Choice

Legal affairs and the economy: According to Nour Khalil, director of Refugees Platform in Egypt, an NGO, managing paperwork is one of the biggest challenges refugees and expatriates face while in Egypt. This includes obtaining a reference number, which serves as an ID, from the Egyptian government when registering with UNHCR, renewing residence permits, obtaining work permits, and more.

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Refugees Platform: Chadian Refugee Arrested After Requesting Permission to Demonstrate Outside UNHCR
مدى مصر

Refugees Platform: Chadian Refugee Arrested After Requesting Permission to Demonstrate Outside UNHCR

Refugees Platform in Egypt revealed yesterday the disappearance of a Chadian refugee named Alfred Kamou after police arrested him from his home in Cairo last Monday. The platform said Kamou is registered with UNHCR in Egypt as a Chadian refugee and is a community leader who defends refugee rights by running the African Refugees Initiative in Egypt.

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Chadian Rights Activist Disappears in Egypt
Middle East Eye

Chadian Rights Activist Disappears in Egypt

A Chadian refugee and rights activist disappeared in Egypt after unidentified people were seen taking him away against his will. The disappearance of Djasnan Alfred Kamou was first revealed on Wednesday by Refugees Platform in Egypt, a rights organization in Egypt, which described it as a state-sanctioned “abduction.”

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Egypt-Sudan Border Crisis: “It Is About Showing That We Need More Funding to Open Our Borders”
Middle East Monitor

Egypt-Sudan Border Crisis: “It Is About Showing That We Need More Funding to Open Our Borders”

“Egypt allowed people to move during the first weeks of the conflict because they had money and passports, and many had families in Egypt, where we already have 4 million people from Sudan,” he said, adding: “Then they realized that many people were trying to move, and the number was growing very quickly. It will be a long war.”

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Deportation of a Chadian Rights Defender from Egypt Sparks Anger
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Deportation of a Chadian Rights Defender from Egypt Sparks Anger

Refugees Platform in Egypt documented the demands of those gathered outside the UNHCR office, including “providing appropriate protection, reviewing their long-pending files, providing the necessary care for their lives, providing medicine and regular medical and health follow-up, responding to their complaints about dealings with UNHCR and its partners in Egypt, and supporting them in the search for reintegration opportunities.” The platform also documented earlier complaints submitted by the group that had been ignored.

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Migrants in Libya Pay the Price for Haftar’s Financial Crisis
مدى مصر

Migrants in Libya Pay the Price for Haftar’s Financial Crisis

According to Nour Khalil, director of Refugees Platform in Egypt, “the continued European Union funding of dictatorial governments and armed militias in order to suppress migration has led to dangerous uses of this funding at the expense of migrants’ rights and lives.” Khalil noted that irregular migration has become a political pressure card used by these governments to blackmail the West and demand more political and financial support. He described the recent and ongoing security campaign against migrants in Libya, full of violations of their rights, as one face of this misuse caused by unaccountable EU and member-state funding and the absence of monitoring and accountability mechanisms. He considered it part of Europe’s plan to extend its borders and block migrants outside the European fortress, a plan that will not stop migration but will only obstruct it temporarily while greatly increasing the danger of the journey and the violations committed against migrants.

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Egyptians Risk Their Lives, Dreaming of Europe as They Sail Across the Mediterranean
Africanews

Egyptians Risk Their Lives, Dreaming of Europe as They Sail Across the Mediterranean

Fleeing poverty and repression, with no plans for the future, more and more Egyptians are trying to reach Europe, often risking their lives like the dozens caught in the recent shipwreck in Greece. According to the authorities, 43 Egyptians survived. For its part, RPE received dozens of calls from families still without news. In two villages in Sharqia Governorate alone, more than forty families were affected.

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“No Future”: Egyptians Risk Their Lives at Sea to Reach Europe
AFP

“No Future”: Egyptians Risk Their Lives at Sea to Reach Europe

Authorities say 43 Egyptians survived. A local NGO, Refugees Platform in Egypt (RPE), said it had received dozens of calls from desperate families seeking news of their relatives. From the Nile Delta village of Al-Naamna alone, RPE identified 13 missing people, including nine minors. In two villages in Sharqia Governorate, NGO executive director Nour Khalil said more than 40 families had requested help.

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On “Death Boats,” Young Egyptians Risk Their Lives
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On “Death Boats,” Young Egyptians Risk Their Lives

Refugees Platform in Egypt noted that among those missing after the boat sank were 13 people from the village of Al-Naamna in Sharqia Governorate in the Nile Delta, all male and aged between 13 and 35, including nine children under 18. Authorities say 43 Egyptians survived the sinking, but the platform received dozens of calls from victims’ families seeking any information about them. Nour Khalil, the platform’s executive director, said more than 40 families from two villages in Sharqia asked for help.

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