More than a decade after protests in Tahrir Square in Egypt sparked a revolution and the end of President Mubarak’s rule, pro-democracy activists are still locked up in prison.
British-Egyptian writer Alaa Abd El-Fattah was convicted for a post he posted on Facebook and has spent most of the past decade in jail.
He is currently on hunger strike, and a number of British parliamentarians have joined a campaign calling for his release.
We spoke to his family.