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We organize workshops and training programs to enhance awareness of legal rights.
We organize workshops and training programs to enhance awareness of legal rights.
“Human dignity is not divided by geography. Basic rights are not a race in which humans compete, but common ground that accommodates everyone. Difference is an enrichment to societies, and fairness is an exceptionless principle.” The “Madad” initiative stems from these unwavering principles to affirm that human rights recognize no borders, and that an individual’s […]
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“Social justice is not yet complete. The accumulation of exclusion and injustice has always been the spark for anger and change, with marginalized groups at its heart.” With these words, we renew our commitment at the “Madad” initiative to continue our human rights struggle. True justice is indivisible, and we cannot speak of a stable […]
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“Religious and cultural diversity should be a source of enrichment, not exclusion.” This statement is not merely a slogan, but a proven reality demonstrated by human societies throughout history. Diversity in beliefs and cultures within any community—especially with the presence of refugees and migrants—represents a genuine opportunity to exchange experiences and broaden horizons, rather than […]
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“Migration from rural to urban areas creates new forms of marginalization.” Many seek better job opportunities and living standards in major cities, believing that leaving the countryside is the ultimate solution to their economic challenges. However, urban reality can be much more complex, as newcomers collide with a competitive environment that imposes harsh challenges, turning […]
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Introduction “Not everyone who leaves their country shares the same status.” Often, terms are used interchangeably when discussing people living outside their homelands, but in reality, each term carries a completely different legal framework that dictates one’s rights and duties. Your precise knowledge of your legal status is the first step toward moving with confidence […]
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Introduction A common rumor circulating among refugee and migrant communities is that: “The UNHCR card is enough, and you do not need a residency permit.” This information is inaccurate and stands as one of the most common pitfalls that can place individuals in difficult legal positions. Distinguishing between the roles of the UNHCR and the […]
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Introduction “Residency dates are not just numbers; they are your safety.” In the journey of settling into a host country, residency expiration dates are often viewed as routine procedures. However, they are actually the fundamental pillars of your legal security. Monitoring this date closely is not just administrative management; it is your first line of […]
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Introduction “The right to health includes access to health services and related information.” On World Health Day, we recognize that knowledge is the first step toward protection. Accessing appropriate medical care does not stop at hospital doors; it begins with possessing the accurate information that guides you to the right path and saves you from […]
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Introduction Many believe that the absence of “health insurance” means losing access to medical care, but in reality, Egypt’s healthcare system is diverse and flexible. Understanding the available alternatives is your gateway to accessing the medical care you and your family need in your host country. Healthcare options in Egypt are distributed across three main […]
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Lawyers from the “Madad” initiative have filed a lawsuit before the Administrative Judiciary Court in Cairo, challenging the negative decision by the Passports and Immigration Authority to refuse residency renewal for a Syrian national residing in Egypt to care for his Egyptian child. Madad’s legal argument is rooted in the Convention on the Rights of […]
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