The National Council for Human Rights was held & quot; Legislative Committee & quot; Headed by Ambassador Mushira Khattab, the President of the Council, a discussion episode entitled & quot; towards a draft law of balanced rents between the owner and the tenant & quot;, within the framework of the council’s keenness to enhance social justice and consolidate the principles of human rights, and affirm its role in discussing the urgent issues that affect the citizens, with the participation of Essam Shiha, a member of the Council and Secretary of the Legislative Committee, and members of the Council, Dr. Anas Jaafar, Abdel -Jawad Ahmed, Dr. Ismail Abdel Rahman, Dr. Hani Ibrahim, Secretary -General of the Council. Mohamed Moamen, Professor of Civil Law at Cairo University, Dr. Shawky Salah, Professor of Law at the Police Academy, and Dr. Mohamed El -Gendy, the lawyer in the cassation. The right of ownership has turned into a tool to deprive the most vulnerable groups of their right to housing, stressing that the fifth article that requires the end of the contract once the law enters into force requires accurate reassessment, especially in light of the warnings of its potential effects on the real estate market and the stability of families, and also stressed that the council attaches the utmost importance to create a state of balance between the rights of the owners and the rights of the tenants, and set clear mechanisms to ensure fair use For real estate ownership in a way that does not contradict human rights. Man, stressing that the council will continue to hold extensive discussion sessions to ensure the participation of all concerned parties. What is required can only be achieved through a serious community dialogue and in -depth studies, and that amending the rental value represents a challenge that requires an accurate study to ensure a balance between property rights and the fair use of real estate in line with the constitutional principles and human rights, stressing the importance of establishing an integrated vision that takes into account the interests of all parties without prejudice, and that the issue of the legal extension represents a major challenge that requires accurate treatment, especially after the ruling of the constitutional court with unconstitutionality The annual fare stability, which prompted the council to offer a balanced vision that takes into account the rights of the owners without neglecting the right of the tenant to safe housing.
& nbsp; The laws, to confirm the state’s commitment to protecting rights without discrimination, and with regard to the Rental Law, Abdel -Gawad explained that the council attaches this file a great importance, especially after the ruling of the Constitutional Court that the annual fare is unconstitutional, stressing that the council will not compromise in providing recommendations that guarantee the balance between the right of ownership and the right Social if it is not dealt with wisely, so the council will continue to coordinate with the legislative and executive bodies to ensure the status of exceptional solutions that guarantee the right of the owners to their property without prejudice to the rights of tenants who may find themselves without shelter. It is directly related to human rights and represents a fundamental test of the concept of social justice in Egyptian society, and that the right of ownership is an authentic and incomplete constitutional right even if some legal restrictions are imposed on it, and he added that the constitutional entitlement must be observed comprehensively without neglecting the rights of tenants, stressing that preserving the balance between the right of ownership and the right to use represents the essence of the ongoing debate on the new draft law . A group of experts and specialists in the field of law and legislation, including law professors, lawyers and members of the House of Representatives, with the aim of highlighting the dimensions of the draft law and its potential repercussions on the rights of owners and tenants. The tenants and the presentation of fair legislative visions that guarantee the balance between the two parties, support societal dialogue, and enhance legislation that preserves the rights of citizens and preserves society’s stability in light of the successive economic crises.
