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schema:articleBody	Amnesty International on Thursday denounced "shocking crimes" it said were committed against a couple and their toddler in Egypt, including their almost two-year "enforced disappearance". University teacher Manar Adel Abu el-Naga, her husband Omar Abdelhamid Abu el-Naga -- both 27 -- and their then-one-year-old son were taken on March 9, 2019 by security forces from their home in the city of Alexandria, the rights group said. But it was not until February 20 this year that Manar appeared before the Supreme State Security Prosecution (SSSP), a special branch that deals with state security-related crimes. She was accused of being a member and funding a "terrorist group", and was then remanded in custody pending further investigations, Amnesty's Philip Luther said. She denies all charges. The whereabouts of her husband Omar are not known. "The Egyptian authorities have a long, grim record of forcibly disappearing and torturing people they consider government opponents or critics," said Luther. "However, seizing a young mother with her one-year-old baby and confining them in a room for 23 months... show that their ongoing campaign to stamp out dissent and instil fear has reached a new level of brutality," he added. Amnesty accused the National Security Agency of having "falsified her arrest date" by pressurising her to say she had been "arrested two days before" her appearance in front of prosecutors. "There must be urgent, independent and effective investigations into these crimes," Luther said. The couple's traumatised son, now almost three years old, was put in the care of his maternal relatives, Amnesty said. The boy "does not know his relatives and is afraid of them... he is only used to seeing people dressed in a certain way", his uncle, Anas Abou al-Naga, wrote on his Facebook page, alluding to agents in uniform. The government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, a former general who led the 2013 overthrow of former Islamist president Mohamed Morsi, has overseen a widespread and ongoing crackdown aimed at quashing dissent. An estimated 60,000 political prisoners are being held in Egyptian jails, according to rights groups. bur/sw/pjm
schema:headline	Amnesty denounces 'enforced disappearance' of Egyptian family
schema:mentions	Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Alexandria Egyptians Amnesty International National Security Agency Islamism Forced disappearance Egypt Martin Luther Omar Little City Facebook President of the United States Manar Mohamed Morsi Church grim
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-04 (xsd:date)
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