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This photo provided by The Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms shows Ahmed Abdel-Fattah. The Egyptian human rights activist has been missing since earlier this month, his wife said Friday, Dec. 20, 2019. His wife, Doaa Abdel-Moneim, told The Associated Press that the last time she saw her husband was 11 days ago when he dropped her off outside a drugstore in Cairo, where she went in to buy diapers for their 10-month-old baby boy. She says she kept trying to call him for several hours but he wasn't answering his mobile phone until it was eventually turned off. (The Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms via AP)
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