The project is concerned with the systematic violations of human rights in both the military and civilian judiciary, especially the Emergency Supreme State Security Courts and Terrorism Circuits.
This covers the period following the July 2013 events. The project analyzes the various stages of the trials according based on analyzing case files, with the aim of submitting reports on the patterns of ongoing violations against detainees to contribute to have judicial system and humane penal system in Egypt, by taking the first steps in this regard.
The project activities and services aims to access credible information to support the capacity of stakeholders engaged in defense, research and formulating public discourse to contribute to the protection of civilian victims of unfair trials or who may be subject to such abuse.
Project’s Services
Provides an official online archiving system of information on victims of human rights violations
Trials calendar is an online service that provides upcoming dates of the sessions of political cases in Egyptian courts and their results
Our goal is to build a database of Human rights information and documents
Latest News
Latest Reports
Violations of Cases Reports
Report on violations in Case No. 9115 of 2016 South Giza District, known in the media as the “Helwan Microbus Case”
The Committee for Justice said today that as part of its Justice Watch project, it has examined the files of case No. 9115 of 2020, South Giza, known in the media as the “Helwan Microbus […]
Report on violations in Case No. 267/2015, Criminal/Military/Ismailia/Total, Registered under No. 29/2015, Criminal/Military/North Sinai/Partial
The Committee for Justice (CFJ) said that within the framework of its Justice Watch project that monitors the justice system in Egypt, our team examined the files of Case No. 267/2015, Criminal/Military/Ismailia/Total, Registered under No. […]
Thematic Reports
Conviction without trial
Egypt: ‘Conviction without trial’, 2021 yearly report by CFJ on Egypt’s ‘terror lists’ In CFJ’s latest report prepared by the Trial Watch team, and entitled “Conviction without trial: Egypt’s terror Lists”, the organization stated that […]
Endless Emergency: CFJ analytical paper discusses effects of the state of emergency on human rights in Egypt
The state of emergency has become the dominant feature in Egypt under the various ruling regimes since the end of the nineteenth century until now. The continued application of the state of emergency in Egypt […]