Human Rights Watch: Egyptian Authorities Worth "Hypocrisy of Oscars" for Celebrating Brami Malik

Dubai, UAE (CNN) – Human Rights Watch said the Egyptian authorities deserved what they called "hypocrisy of the Oscars" due to the celebration of the US actor. 39, Egyptian origin, Rami Malik, Oscar for best actor, pointing out that Malik had won the award His interpretation of the character of gay rock singer, while suppressing the Egyptian gay authorities.

Nella Ghoshal, one of the leading experts on issues related to the mim community of Human Rights Watch, said that "the Egyptian authorities were adamant to claim any connection with the US-Egyptian actor Rami Malik after having won Oscar's Best Actor last week.Anatomist's speech accepted by Malik, but the full owner's speech has not been and will not be published in the Egyptian media. "

"Malek said about the music legend Freddie Mercury of the Queen group, who played his character in the movie Bohemian Saga: We made a film about a man like me, an immigrant, lived his life as he wished , without lies or fear. "

Who is Anthony Hopkins who did not like Hannibal Lecter? But the bohemian saga is not a fortuitous film about a gay, or possibly bisexual, person who celebrates the performance of its owner. A simple, honest and audacious Mercury. "

"If the Egyptian government and its defenders want a share of Malik's victory, they must stand up to acknowledge the facts." First, the film was not shown in Egyptian theaters until several scenes were cut off, Human Rights Watch told two sources in Cairo.

"If Mercury had lived in Egypt today, the authorities would not have been accused by the Egyptian anti-malfunction law, as was the case for 76 people last year, according to the report. "The Beginning of Rights" organization in Cairo, and Mercury would also undergo forced anal exams, Finger in the anus accused to determine if he had ever had anal intercourse.

"Rami Malik won the Oscars because he gave life and joy to the gay symbol, but Egypt under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will not allow Mercury to succeed on his soil nor to the owner to celebrate it, "said Ghoshal.