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كما طالبوه بعدم التجديد للدكتور مهدي القماطي بقسم الاذاعة لأنه من أذناب النظام المخلوع حيث أنه كان يعمل بإتحاد الإذاعة والتليفزيون بمبني ماسبيرو ولم يعط العاملين به حقوقهم وكان يهددهم بإتخاذ إجراءات تعسفية ضدهم - كما يفعل مع الطلاب - مستغلا أن نجله شريف القماطي من اشهر ضباط تعذيب المعتقلين بجهاز امن الدولة المنحل

الرائد شريف القماطي بأمن الدولة

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The caller, who identified himself as "Mohammad Mohammadain," told Bahgat that he was taking over SSIS responsibility for EIPR from SSIS official Mo'ataz (NFI). Bahgat declined to visit Mohammadain at his office, saying SSIS has no legal basis for summoning EIPR. Bahgat said that SSIS officers could visit EIPR during working hours, and that information about EIPR was available on its website. Bahgat asked his caller not to harass EIPR staff as Mo'ataz had done earlier. (Bahgat did not alert his caller that poloff was present.)

After beginning his advocacy on the detainees, who were later released, Bahgat was contacted by SSIS officer Walid El-Desouki, who is well known in Egypt's NGO and opposition circles. Bahgat described El-Desouki as "thuggish" and said he was relieved when El-Desouki was replaced in 2003 by Sharif El-Damati, whom he described as a "yuppie SSIS officer for a yuppie kid like me." Bahgat noted that he and El-Damati established a modus vivendi, based on Bahgat's willingness to provide publicly-available information about EIPR in response to visits to EIPR by El-Damati. El-Damati, however, was reassigned in spring 2004, after he testified in the trial of anti-war activist Ashraf Ibrahim who was exonerated on charges of defaming Egypt by passing information abroad on human rights abuses.