Rising Violence Against Egyptian Women Worries Rights Groups

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2013-01-06

Nearly two years after Egypt's revolution promised a more representative future, the rights of Egyptian women remain tentative. Rights groups say violence against women is on the rise and they want the government to intervene.

Source: Voice of America

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