World leaders at Cop27 can't ignore the plight of imprisoned Alaa Abd El-Fattah | Caroline Lucas

While climate justice is debated at the summit, justice is failing the activist who is six months into a hunger strikeCaroline Lucas is the Green MP for Brighton PavilionYou probably haven't heard of Alaa Abd El-Fattah - so let me tell you about him. He's a British citizen. He's a father to a 10-year-old son. He's a dearly loved brother. He's a writer and a pro-democracy activist in Egypt, whose powerful and emotive blogging played a part in catalysing the nation's seismic 2011 uprising. He's also been unlawfully imprisoned by the Egyptian authorities for more than nine years - that's a quarter of his life - and he has faced persecution and psychological torture. Now he could have just days to live.Caroline Lucas is the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion Continue reading...