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Concerns are raised about Egypt's press freedom, with reports suggesting that human rights and the rule of law are no longer priorities, leading to a crackdown on independent media.
Background
Egypt has faced international criticism regarding its human rights record and restrictions on civil liberties. The government has tightened control over media outlets and online content, leading to a shrinking space for independent journalism and dissent. This trend is part of a broader pattern of suppressing opposition and consolidating state power.
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