Then there must be proof.. like the US abuse in Afghanistan or elsewhere. with videos.. because one can interpret images anyway he chose..
There have been two video leaks from the Sinai showcasing the abuses.
On the 28th of October 2014 a video of Egyptian troops was released that pictured the torture of two Captured Personnel.
They were then later identified in pictures released by the Spokesman for the Egyptian Armed Forces. In which they lay dead with rifles positioned at their side. The Spokesman claimed they were killed during a firefight.
On April 20th 2017 the Muslim Brotherhood aligned Mekameleen TV channel leaked footage of extra judicial killings by a civilian guide embedded with a military unit.
Like the previous video, the men were later identified in Egyptian PR material. They lay dead with rifles at their side.
So at least two confirmed (on video) instances of extra judicial killings involving Egyptians.
These men should have been afforded protection under the Geneva Convention and LOAC. As Captured Personnel they were fully in the care of the Security Forces and posed them no threat.
No action was taken against any of the troops involved by way of Court Martial as far as anyone knows.
Lets cut the crap. The Egyptian Security Forces act with impunity across the country. Since 2011 they have been involved in some of the most gruesome examples of violence in Egypt's contemporary history.
The Emergency Laws have allowed them to forcefully detain and jail thousands without warrant. Many have been in custody for years without facing trial.
Scores disappear only to magically resurface in front of National Security prosecutions and courts. Plus we have the unenviable position of civilians being Court Martialled.
The Sinai is a case in which there is a long history of detention without cause. In the wake of the 2005 bombing over 3000 were arrested.
With all the torture, murder, and unwarranted jailing across Egypt for the past half century you would think people would stop burrying their head in the sand.
The Russian Army, PLA, IDF, and countless other armed forces -many of them professional- beg to differ.
The problem with those who demand human rights for terrorists is that they assume that they actually count as humans.
Not interested in whataboutery.
Funny how everyone in Egypt seems to be a terrorist these days. But I'm sure having a more effective counter insurgency campaign and actual procedural justice is too good for Egyptians. Why do any of that when you can just kill or imprison anyone you come across.
