Egypt’s child protection law sparks controversy Islamist opponents from the Muslim Brotherhood argue that the law imposes foreign values on Egyptians. By Liam Stack | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor July 24, 2008 Cairo, Egypt - Since June, Egypt’s government and Islamist opposition parties have been trading barbs over a new law designed to protect the rights of children. Reforms instituted by the law touch on issues ranging from children’s legal status to personal health
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