Why Egypt’s Brutal ‘Rabaa Massacre’ Never Went To Court, Even After 10 Years?

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 Unanswered Echoes: The 'Rabaa Massacre' and Egypt's Unresolved Pursuit of Justice

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A decade has passed since the brutal 'Rabaa Massacre' stained the pages of history with its tragic events. As the world reflects on this somber anniversary, the question remains: why has justice been elusive for the victims of this massacre? Egypt's journey towards accountability and closure stands as a complex narrative that calls into question the complexities of power, impunity, and the quest for truth.

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The 'Rabaa Massacre' serves as a grim reminder of the scale of human suffering that can unfold in times of political unrest. The events of that fateful day shocked the global community, leaving an indelible mark on the conscience of humanity.

The passage of a decade has not dulled the thirst for justice for the victims and their families. The glaring absence of a formal court process for the 'Rabaa Massacre' raises unsettling questions about the mechanisms of accountability in Egypt's judicial system. The world watches, waiting for answers that remain elusive.