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Deportee in Equatorial Guinea who criticised police tactics taken into custody, lawyer says

The coalition in June filed a complaint against Equatorial Guinea at the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights over its agreement with Washington to accept third-country deportees."We demand the EG (Equatorial Guinea) authorities immediately confirm the whereabouts and safety of our clients, who have been subjected to police violence and are now being held incommunicado," said a coalition of human rights groups.
An Egyptian man who was deported from the United States to Equatorial Guinea, and who has spoken out against alleged rough treatment by security forces there, has been taken into police custody and is being held incommunicado, his lawyer said on Friday.
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