Monitor says died from torture, denial of food, medicine
Monitor says died from torture, denial of food, medicine
He thanked the nations that have joined Egyptian navy ships and aircraft in the search for the wreckage.
A civil aviation official told AFP on Sunday that search teams had found none of the passengers' bodies, as the search continues
The company said it had re-inspected the luggage of all passengers on flight 561 bound for Jordanian capital Amman.
A screen grab of data has time stamps that matched the approximate time the aircraft went missing.
French air accident investigators are already in Cairo, he said.
The EgyptAir plane carrying 66 people disappeared from radar screens early on Thursday, taking two sharp turns before plunging 22,000 feet into the Mediterranean Sea, according to Greek officials.
Investigators are considering the possibility of a terror attack. No militant group claims to have brought down the plane.
Most learn to live with the restrictions but some leave the country, seeking more artistic freedom.
Flight MS804 was carrying 66 people on board.