Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights commentary
By Mohamed Ramadan, Economic and Social Justice Unit researcher
Files: Economic Rights
Joint statement of Egyptian human rights organizations
11 October, 2023
"4,000 pounds per month does not make up for the previous inflationary rises, nor does it protect against further inflationary waves expected after the presidential elections"
21 Sep 2023
"4,000 pounds per month does not make up for the previous inflationary rises, nor does it protect against further inflationary waves expected after the presidential elections"
"Binding mechanisms should be developed to implement the minimum wage in the private sector"
EIPR comment
Re: IMF Managing Director’s response to the UN Human Rights Council Letter of Allegation concerning surcharge policy
The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) issued a paper on Wednesday analysing the draft labor law currently under discussion in the parliament.
18 Jan 2023
The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) issued a paper on Wednesday analysing the draft labor law currently under discussion in the parliament.
The debt crisis will not be solved by a new loan
External debt payments for a year exceed foreign currency reserves and current debt policy is not sustainable
