House Foreign Affairs Committee Republicans
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The Need for Human Rights
The Need for Human Rights
54:35
Statements
Statements
55:54
Statements
55:54
Our Country Knows from Experience that Radicalization Occurs in Environments in Which an Authoritarian Ruler Suppresses the Populations Democratic Aspirations for Self-Government Seriously Represses Its Rights and Poorly Managers an Economy That Has a Lack of Good-Paying Jobs Especially for Young People all of these Elements Exist in Cc's Egypt Today Surely Egypt Can Find a Way To Address this Legitimate Concerns while Ensuring both the Rule of Law and Human Rights Are Respected Indeed this Is in the Interests of both the Us and Egypt as Its Stability and Leadership Is Important for a Secure and Stable Middle East
Our Country Knows from Experience that Radicalization Occurs in Environments in Which an Authoritarian Ruler Suppresses the Populations Democratic Aspirations for Self-Government Seriously Represses Its Rights and Poorly Managers an Economy That Has a Lack of Good-Paying Jobs Especially for Young People all of these Elements Exist in Cc's Egypt Today Surely Egypt Can Find a Way To Address this Legitimate Concerns while Ensuring both the Rule of Law and Human Rights Are Respected Indeed this Is in the Interests of both the Us and Egypt as Its Stability and Leadership Is Important for a Secure and Stable Middle East
1:07:47
Mr Andrew Miller Deputy Director for Policy at the Project on the Middle East and Democracy
Mr Andrew Miller Deputy Director for Policy at the Project on the Middle East and Democracy
1:12:07
The Condemnation of the Military Coup and Threats To Cut Us Military Aid to the Country Have Led to Growing and Tagging in Cairo in Turn Egypt Has Shown an Unwillingness To Cooperate on Regional Security Challenges Such as Joining the Fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria Pursued an Independent Policy in Libya Deepened Its Military and Economic Ties to the Russian Federation Port Pursued a Scorched-Earth Strategy To Wipe Out the Islamic States Affiliate in Sinai Crackdown on all Forms of Dissent in the Country Stifling Civil Society and any Independent Media Engaged in Appalling Human Rights Abuses Continued To Attempt To Undercut Us Resolutions in the United Nations
The Condemnation of the Military Coup and Threats To Cut Us Military Aid to the Country Have Led to Growing and Tagging in Cairo in Turn Egypt Has Shown an Unwillingness To Cooperate on Regional Security Challenges Such as Joining the Fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria Pursued an Independent Policy in Libya Deepened Its Military and Economic Ties to the Russian Federation Port Pursued a Scorched-Earth Strategy To Wipe Out the Islamic States Affiliate in Sinai Crackdown on all Forms of Dissent in the Country Stifling Civil Society and any Independent Media Engaged in Appalling Human Rights Abuses Continued To Attempt To Undercut Us Resolutions in the United Nations
1:14:59
Developments in Egypt's Political Scene
Developments in Egypt's Political Scene
1:17:41
Why Should the United States Care if Sisi Paves the Way to Remaining President for Life
Why Should the United States Care if Sisi Paves the Way to Remaining President for Life
1:20:58
The First Key Characteristic of Egypt Today Is that the Country Is No Longer as Important to Us Interests as It Once Was due both to Its Own Internal Decline and the Growing Influence of Wealthy Gulf States Egypt Has Ceased To Be a Regional Power Egypt Still Matters to the Us
The First Key Characteristic of Egypt Today Is that the Country Is No Longer as Important to Us Interests as It Once Was due both to Its Own Internal Decline and the Growing Influence of Wealthy Gulf States Egypt Has Ceased To Be a Regional Power Egypt Still Matters to the Us
1:24:15
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House Foreign Affairs Committee Republicans
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