List of Press Releases in

LCHR’s NEWS BULLETINS DURING

Bulletins' Titles

1-	Article no. 19 of the (Development Bank and Administrative Seizure’s law is presented before the Supreme Constitutional Court.	(6^th Feb)
2.	LCHR appeals to Mr. President and all the political authorities in Egypt to put an end to the tragedy of evicting 15.000 peasants who work in the Agricultural Reform lands of the state.	(23^rd Jan)
3.	A new report by LCHR on the absent participation of women in elections.	(10^th Feb)
4.	A year full of grieves and victims in rural Egypt. In the second half of the year 99, 64 civilians dead, 314 injured and 265 arrested.	(13^th Jan)
5.	LCHR warns of the deteriorating conditions in Kafr El Garayda village.	(19^th Jan)
6.	LCHR warns of the increasing tension in Kamshish village.	(17^th Feb)
7.	“Who pays for the water crisis in Egypt?” A new report by LCHR.	(27^th Feb)
8.	LCHR wanders: When will the application of the emergency law be put to an end?	(28^th Feb)
9.	LCHR appeals to the Minister of Finance and to the Governor of Dakahleya province to execute the sentences issued on the real estate taxing.
10.	LCHR warns of the deteriorating housing conditions in rural Egypt. (76 houses were removed in Kafr Serenga village!)	(8^th March)
11.	Labourers’ protestations- a scream in the face of the government. 164 protestations in 99 alone!	(9^th April)
12.	A new report by L‎CHR on the Child labour in marble quarries. (More work injuries and absent legal protection).	(26^th March)
13.	Forbidding fishing in the Mediterranean sea displaces thousands of families.	(4^th April)
14.	LCHR holds a workshop in Beni Suif entitled: “Towards a program for improving the child-labour conditions in the marble quarries.”	(24^th April)
15.	On the occasion of the Labour Day: LCHR appeals to all the authorities concerned with the labourers’ issues to declare their solidarity with the labourers on strike and to work for legalizing the right to strike.	(24^th April)
16.	“Service” drivers are on strike as a protest against the “Traffic Law”.	(25^th April)
17.	Lands are exposed to draught and so far, 5 peasants died in the disputes over water.	(6^th May)
18.	The Wasted Rights of the Agrarian Female-Labourers.	(17^th May)
19.	LCHR demands investigating the death of the citizen “Khaled Salem Mohamed”.	(22^ndMay)
20.	The Laborers of the “United Chemicals Co.” are on food-strike.
21.	A new victory for the liberty of gathering and organizing in Egypt.	(5^th June)
22.	LCHR treats the issue of the absent role of the national associations concerning the deteriorating conditions of the child labour in the marble quarries.	(28^th May)
23.	The victims of the Land Law call for help, yet the Construction Authority evicts them mercilessly.	(11^th June)
24.	A village named Damanhour Al Wahsh was terrorized with no legal cause.	(14^th June)
25.	LCHR disapproves of the police attack over “Ibn Khaldoun” Center.	(2^nd July)
26.	An invitation for discussing the role of the NGO’s in protecting the rights of the child labour in Egypt.	(13^th July)
27.	Farmers’ Rights in Egypt.. Absent Causes.	(18^th Aug)
28.	The Unknown Destiny of the associations in Egypt.	(29^th June)
29.	LCHR demands compensating the farmers for the death of their livestock.	(14^th Aug)
30.	“Edku’s Fishermen Association”, an absent role and problems waiting to be solved.	(26^th July)
31.	LCHR appeals to the Minister of Mass Media to protect the workers at the ART Television from being fired and released.	(22^nd Aug)
32.	Labourers’ protestations in Egypt.. A light in the darkness of the crisis.	(28^th Aug)
33.	LCHR appeals to the Ministry of Agriculture to economize the usage of agricultural pesticides.	(1^st Sept)
34.	The unstable labourers (who travel for work from village to village) appeal to the officials for protection.	(5^th Sept)
35.	LCHR calls the candidates of the People’s Assembly and all the Democratic forces in Egypt to work for issuing a democratic law for the national associations.	(24^th Sept)
36.	An invitation to attend a symposium entitled: “Towards a democratic law for the NGOs in Egypt”.	(24^th Sept)
37.	Farmers are facing the fear of getting arrested in the villages Of Kalioub and Dir Mawass due to the debts of the “DACB”.	(25^th Sept)
38.	A call for the International Society to take “all due procedures” to save the Palestinians.	(7^th Oct)
39.	LCHR disapproves of killing the Palestinian women and children and demands charging Sharon and Barrack of being war criminals.	(27^th Sept)
40.	LCHR demands the immediate release of the demonstrating students.	(11^th Oct)
41.	LCHR holds a discussion circle on the ES rights in coordination with the students of the “Holy Family” school.	(9^th Oct)
42.	An invitation to attend a symposium on the effects of the changes in the rental value on the farmers’ incomes.	(2^nd Nov)
43.	The deteriorating incomes of the Egyptian farmers and violating their rights.	(29^th Oct)
44.	LCHR appeals for the officials to liberate the rice planters.	(15^th Dec)
45.	The dilemmas of the national labour in Egypt between theory and practice.	(19^th Dec)
46.	LCHR appeals for the Minister of Agriculture to stop importing any doubted cows, meat or milk from abroad for fear of exposing the animal wealth to the virus of “mad cows”.	(11^th Dec)
47.	Who stops the ceaseless killing of the Palestinian peasants, ruining their plots and destroying their houses?	(16^th Dec)
48.	A training course for the members of the NGOs on the Human rights.	(23^rd Dec)
49.	A news bulletin on the symposium held about the effect of the change in the rental value on the farmers’ incomes.	( 13^th Nov)
50.	The absent rights of the agrarian child labour in Egypt. The death and injury of more than 140 girls and boys in three years.	(27^th Sept)
51.	LCHR appeals to the members of the People’s Assembly, on the occasion of the beginning of its Parliament round, to issue a new democratic law that guarantees the liberty of practicing all sorts of activities as well as the right of gathering and organizing for the national labour in Egypt.	(19^th Dec)

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