"50 Skeletons Found on the Brink of Death in Sector 2 of Badr 3 Prison"

🔴🔴 Statement 🔴🔴

■ 50 skeletons on the brink of death in Sector 2 of Badr 3 Prison

We, the tortured individuals inside Sector 2 of Badr 3 Prison, present this message to our families, children, and loved ones whom we have not seen for eight years without reason. We send this message to say that the Egyptian regime wants us to die slowly inside this isolated prison!

And we say to you: Soon you will find a place where you can visit us without permission or prohibition, and speak to us as you wish, but we will not be able to respond to your words! We prefer death over this life that the regime insists on imposing on us by force and violence.

To our fathers and mothers.. We do not know who among you is still alive and who has passed away, but we say to you: We will meet again, if not in this world, then in the hereafter.

And to our wives who have borne what even mountains cannot bear, and to our sons and daughters who have grown up away from our eyes, and married without us knowing their spouses, and those who have been blessed with children whose names we do not know..

To all of them we say: We will not retreat from our resistance to this injustice.

In this clear stance, we place everyone before their responsibilities: first the ruling regime, then the parties, forces, and political and national figures, as well as the civil and human rights communities, both locally and internationally, and every free person in this world.

The global conscience must bear full responsibility for our lives and abandon its silence about what has been happening to us for 12 years.

And we address everyone with this question:

“Why are we deprived of seeing our families, our children, and our grandchildren, before we can never see them again?! Some of us have surpassed eighty years old!

● The detainees inside Sector 2 of Badr 3 Prison.. about them:

▪︎ Mohamed Rifaat Al-Tahatawi - Former Chief of Staff to the President and former Ambassador of Egypt to Libya and several European countries, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Osama Yassin - Former Minister of Youth, a doctor, and Vice President of the Egyptian Society for Pediatric Allergy, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Khaled Al-Azhari - Former Minister of Manpower and former Member of Parliament, detained for the second time since 2021.

▪︎ Asaad Al-Sheikha - Former Deputy Chief of Staff to the President, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Hassan Malik - Businessman and President of the Ibdar Development Projects Association, detained since 2015.

▪︎ Essam Sultan - Lawyer, Vice President of the Wasat Party, and former Member of Parliament, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Mohamed Beltagy - Professor at Al-Azhar University and former Member of Parliament, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Amin Al-Sayrafi - Private Secretary to the former President, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Mahmoud Ghazlan - Professor at Al-Azhar University’s Faculty of Agriculture and member of the Guidance Bureau of the Muslim Brotherhood, detained since 2015.

▪︎ Osama Morsi - Lawyer and son of former President Dr. Mohamed Morsi, detained since 2016.

▪︎ Saad Al-Husseini - Former Governor of Kafr El-Sheikh and former Member of Parliament, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Ahmed Al-Baili - Doctor and former Governor of Damietta, detained for the second time since 2021.

▪︎ Hossam Abu Bakr - Former Governor of Qalyubia and Professor at Mansoura University’s Faculty of Engineering, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Mustafa Al-Ghanimi - Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynecology and member of the Guidance Bureau of the Muslim Brotherhood, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Abdel Rahim Mohamed - Professor of Cardiac Surgery, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Sobhi Saleh - Lawyer and member of the 2011 Constitution Drafting Committee, and member of the 2012 Constituent Assembly, detained since 2013.

▪︎ Ahmed Abu Baraka - Professor of Law, lawyer, and former Member of Parliament, detained since 2013.

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