Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Giulio Regeni was an Italian Cambridge University graduate student killed in Egypt following his abduction on January 25, 2016. Regeni was a PhD student at Girton College, Cambridge, researching Egypt's independent trade unions. He grew up in Fiumicello, a town in the Udine province of northeast Italy.Giulio Regeni was brutally tortured to death: his recovered body had bruises and abrasions all over from a brutal beating, all fingers had been broken, fingernails and toenails ripped out, seven broken ribs, signs of electrocution on the genitals, lacerations from a razor-like implement over the entire body including the soles of the feet, multiple stab wounds, ears cut off, cuts to the nose, extensive cigarette burns, a brain haemorrhage and extensive bruises from kicks and punches. His body was found in a ditch alongside the Cairo-Alexandria desert road. Due to his research activities and left-wing political leanings, the security services of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi are suspected of involvement in his murder. Meanwhile, Egyptian media claim that secret undercover agents belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood carried out the crime in order to embarrass the Egyptian government.The torture murder sparked international outrage, with 4500 academics signing a petition calling for an investigation into his death and into the many disappearances which take place each month in Egypt."@en }
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- Giulio_Regeni abstract "Giulio Regeni was an Italian Cambridge University graduate student killed in Egypt following his abduction on January 25, 2016. Regeni was a PhD student at Girton College, Cambridge, researching Egypt's independent trade unions. He grew up in Fiumicello, a town in the Udine province of northeast Italy.Giulio Regeni was brutally tortured to death: his recovered body had bruises and abrasions all over from a brutal beating, all fingers had been broken, fingernails and toenails ripped out, seven broken ribs, signs of electrocution on the genitals, lacerations from a razor-like implement over the entire body including the soles of the feet, multiple stab wounds, ears cut off, cuts to the nose, extensive cigarette burns, a brain haemorrhage and extensive bruises from kicks and punches. His body was found in a ditch alongside the Cairo-Alexandria desert road. Due to his research activities and left-wing political leanings, the security services of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi are suspected of involvement in his murder. Meanwhile, Egyptian media claim that secret undercover agents belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood carried out the crime in order to embarrass the Egyptian government.The torture murder sparked international outrage, with 4500 academics signing a petition calling for an investigation into his death and into the many disappearances which take place each month in Egypt.".
- Q22703640 abstract "Giulio Regeni was an Italian Cambridge University graduate student killed in Egypt following his abduction on January 25, 2016. Regeni was a PhD student at Girton College, Cambridge, researching Egypt's independent trade unions. He grew up in Fiumicello, a town in the Udine province of northeast Italy.Giulio Regeni was brutally tortured to death: his recovered body had bruises and abrasions all over from a brutal beating, all fingers had been broken, fingernails and toenails ripped out, seven broken ribs, signs of electrocution on the genitals, lacerations from a razor-like implement over the entire body including the soles of the feet, multiple stab wounds, ears cut off, cuts to the nose, extensive cigarette burns, a brain haemorrhage and extensive bruises from kicks and punches. His body was found in a ditch alongside the Cairo-Alexandria desert road. Due to his research activities and left-wing political leanings, the security services of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi are suspected of involvement in his murder. Meanwhile, Egyptian media claim that secret undercover agents belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood carried out the crime in order to embarrass the Egyptian government.The torture murder sparked international outrage, with 4500 academics signing a petition calling for an investigation into his death and into the many disappearances which take place each month in Egypt.".