Paul Murphy, a Dublin TD, faced detentions in Cairo while trying to retrieve his mobile phone after authorities originally held him during a protest against aid blockades in Gaza. Initially released with his passport, he returned to the police station at the advice of the Irish Embassy only to have his passport confiscated again. Murphy expressed concerns over his situation, stating he was prevented from leaving and forced to communicate with the secret police. His partner has urged the Irish government to intervene and ensure the safe release of all detained participants in the protest.
The situation escalated as persecution of Mr. Murphy and his companions raised concerns about their safety and freedom, spotlighting the challenges faced by humanitarian activists.
During a recent attempt to retrieve his mobile phone, Mr. Murphy's passport was confiscated again, illustrating the ongoing tensions between authorities and activists in Cairo.
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