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THE sister of a British citizen jailed in Egypt called today for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to understand the urgency of his case and secure his release.
Sanaa Seif warned that Alaa Abd el-Fattah could die during the 12-day Cop27 climate summit being hosted by Egypt and is pressing both British and Egyptian governments to secure the release of her brother as world leaders head to Sharm el-Sheikh.
The British-Egyptian blogger, who was first detained in 2006, has been held in prison multiple times since because of his writing.
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