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"Mr President, I would first like to welcome Ibrahim’s sisters, Somaia and Omaima, who have campaigned tirelessly on their brother’s behalf, and who I am proud to have had the opportunity to work with over the last two years.
This Resolution rightly condemns the fact that Ibrahim – a juvenile at the time of his arrest – faces a mass trial at which he is unable not only to testify, but even to hear the proceedings. I welcome that it is supported across the political spectrum, and especially by my Irish colleagues. Others have discussed the contents and the case of Ibrahim Halawa, so what I would like instead is to read the most recent note that Ibrahim had smuggled from prison.
‘Today is my 20th birthday, and, for the third time, I spend it alone. On this day, I would like to send my best to all those who believe in freedom and defend humanity; those who light a candle every night to remember the weak and oppressed. I do not know you personally, but I pray every sunset that it is time for your candles to light the path of freedom’."@en1
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