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17 March, 2006 Dear Mr, Malek Thank you for your e mail and your complementary words. I wish you well in your efforts to change Egypt to be better place for all Egyptians . God bless you and every one working with you . Sobhy Fouad, Australia |
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March, 2006 I was born and raised in Egypt for 37 years. I had great relationship with many good muslims. We were more than brothers. There was so much love between Muslims and Christians. Only after the revolution that people like Metwally Shahrawi were allowed to attack Christians and their beliefs on radio and TV. They sowed hatred by insulting the sacred faith of a respectful nation. These people unfortunately were supported by powerful organisations like El Azhar and Muslim brotherhood, and above all the Muslim governments. The result as expected gave rise to terrorism against Copts. Massacres were committed, destruction of properties, thefts of businesses, and the non-existence of justice. It is about time our rulers must understand that we are all sailing in one boat and whatever happens to Christians will also hurt the whole society. Egypt will never take its place with other civilised nations not until human rights for all people are respected. Philip Girgis |
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Equal Rights for All Egyptians - 28 February, 2006 Dear Mr. Mubarak... I know you will help us because I know you love Egypt, as every Egyptian loves Egypt. In my mind--An Egyptian is an Egyptian, regardless of faith, and I can't wait for the day when every Egyptian feels this way--and acts accordingly! I know you can make this happen. Thank you, Dear President Mubarak, and Rabena yebarkak :) Sally Beshai |
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Petition: Equal Rights for All Egyptians - 26 February, 2006 All Egyptians should unite behind this new law on building and renovating places of worship. This is the least, though very important, step towards equality. Religious difference must not be a wall of division and a basis for discrimination. Such an attitude definitely corrupts religion, which is supposed to be a venue to peace and harmony, God's gifts to humanity! Saad Samer Atta |
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Petition: Equal Rights for All Egyptians - 26 February, 2006 National laws in democratic states apply on all the citizens of the country without exception or discrimination. That is the rule of law. Can Egypt join this club of civilized democratic countries, or it will remain ruled by Middle Ages regulations and the whims of the masters. Sami Amin El-Masry |
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Petition: Equal Rights for All Egyptians - 21 February, 2006 President Mubarak, You were the right hand man of President Sadat.As president Sadat who engineered the driving out of the Israelis from our occupied territories,the righteous new elected president whom you are,will surely be able to push forward for the IMPLEMENTATIONS and promotions of human rights for all Egyptians.As you were successfull in the first step by introducing and legislating the new law in Egypt allowing freedom of building new churches and restoring old ones,you will surely be able again by the help of GOD and your continuous righteous will and your long and vast experience in Egypt's internal matters to assure the success of the protection and full implementations of"EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL EGYPTIANS"...This duty is as sacred as the duty to protection of our NATION,EGYPT.GOD WITH US. Farag Raouf |
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Petition: Equal Rights for All Egyptians - 15 February, 2006 The treatment of minorities is one of the most important measures by which the civility of states is measured. Pluralism should not only be tolerated, but also be celebrated. The Government of Egypt needs to reconsider its denial that religious, ethnic and linguistic minorities exist within its border. The Government needs to be guided by the comments of the Human Rights Committee (HRC General Comment 23, (1994) ) that it is not up to a given State to decide who within its border may constitute a minority, but it is rather determined by ‘objective criteria’. HRC has also stated that minority rights could not be confused with the human right to equality under International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR, article 2). Regardless of the terminology, no State should be permitted to deprive members of minorities of their legal rights. It is about time that Egypt joins the expanding civilized club of nations. RESTORE THE DIGNITY OF THE EGYPTIAN CITIZEN, MINORITY RIGHTS NOW! Abdelaziz Abdelaziz |
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03 February, 2006
I enjoyed CEOHR website, and wish you and it progress and
strength. How long has the website been up? From our phone
conversation it sounded as if it is a new project, but it
looks like if it has been up and running for years. I also
signed the petetion to the European Parliament.
Warm Regards.
Aziz, NY, USA
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28 January, 2006
Dear Nabil and Elie:
Excellent website. Great service to a great cause.
S. Michael Saad , Los Angeles,USA
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27 January, 2006
Congratulation, great news. keep up the good work.
Dr. Kamal Ibrahim, Chicago, USA |
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27 January, 2006 Dear Dr.Nabil Malik Congratulations for your great website. It will be a true window for freedom. Thank you Dr.Hassan Omar, Egypt |
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27 January, 2006
Dear Dr.Nabil Malik Congratulations for your great website. It will be a true window for freedom. Thank you Dr.Hassan Omar, Egypt |
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26 January, 2006
Congratulations, Mr Malek, on a great website that looks very professional.
May god bless all your hard work.
Peter Tadros, Sydney, Australia |
| 25 January, 2006 Dear Nabil Greetings from Egypt Thanks for the new site and the forum. It will enhance efforts for deepening equality and democratization. Your's M. Elbadry |