Egyptian rights group suspends operations after 'hostile' targeting of staff
The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information said the decision to close its doors came after "many strenuous attempts to continue to operate, despite the difficult conditions.”
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One of the few remaining human rights groups in Egypt announced on Monday that it was suspending operations.
In a statement on Monday, the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) said its decision to shut down came after “many strenuous attempts to continue to operate, despite the difficult conditions.”