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Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights : ウィキペディア英語版 | Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights
The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights or EIPR ((アラビア語:المبادرة المصرية للحقوق الشخصية)) is an independent Egyptian human rights organization, established in 2002. It is a Cairo-based think tank. ==Vision and mandate==
The EIPR was established to complement the work of other Egyptian human rights groups by adopting as its mandate and focus of concern, a group of rights and freedoms closest to the human being: his or her body, privacy and home. These rights often are ignored or overlooked. The EIPR believes that the crucial importance of public freedoms and political rights must be grounded in an understanding of the indispensability of full protection for personal rights.The EIPR also believes that the individual is not reducible to a mere component of the community or the State. Therefore, responsibilities and duties that result from the individual's belonging to his/her community and State should affirm, not destroy, the individual's capacity to make choices and maintain independence as a free entity. Each member of society deserves respect for her or his personal dignity and integrity. The EIPR's work has explored the line between private and public in the lives of individual members of community and society, while realizing the interrelation and interdependence of these two spheres. The organization also promotes debate about the State's legitimate powers and the areas it should not invade while undertaking its legitimate responsibilities to protect people from abuse.
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