Freedom of belief is a human right
A voice for Said.
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Help bring attention to the case of Said Abdelrazek, an Egyptian Christian convert detained and put on trial over his religious beliefs, according to Amnesty International.
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Directory checked 19 October 2026. Contacts are ordered by relevant roles and documented experience, with the strongest case-specific fit first. This is an editorial assessment, not a guarantee of response or outcome. No public case coverage was found for the listed journalists and human rights groups in the checked sources; they may already be involved privately. Publicly listed addresses have not been delivery-tested.
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Background & reported timeline
How the case reached this point
Amnesty International describes Said Abdelrazek as a Christian convert detained for exercising his religious beliefs and calls for his immediate, unconditional release. This timeline summarises published reporting; it is not an official court record. Hearing dates can change, and the estimated time shown above has not been independently confirmed.
Said was arrested, according to Amnesty International.
The first trial session took place about nine months after his arrest. The defence requested time to prepare, and the court adjourned to 15 June. Christian Post report.
Expected prosecution witnesses and a forensic expert did not appear; their examination was postponed to 6 September, according to Coptic Solidarity’s later account.
The court heard prosecution witnesses and the defence questioned them. The next hearing was set for 21 October for remaining witnesses and oral pleadings. Hearing report.
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Reference: Google Chrome’s site-permission guide and Chrome’s explanation of Gmail email-link handlers. Menu wording can vary by version.