In line with the Right to Free Elections project launched by the Committee for Justice (CFJ) to document human rights violations during Egypt’s 2023 presidential elections, CFJ’s latest report reflects its ongoing commitment to monitoring and recording violations in both human rights and political arenas. This endeavour aligns with the overarching aim of promoting transparency and accountability, and it emphasizes empowering citizens to uphold their civil and political rights. Throughout the different phases of the elections, CFJ tracked statements and press reports, documenting the violations of rights experienced by individuals and opposition political parties.
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