UN rights office voices alarm on Egypt press freedom

GENEVA, Nov 10 (Reuters) - The United Nations human rights office voiced alarm on Tuesday about Egyptian authorities' widening assaults on press freedom and called for the immediate release of detained journalists.Egyptian police arrested the entire newsroom of fact-checking outletMatsaddashin September, accusing the six journalists of spreading misinformation ​for the banned Muslim Brotherhood, which the ‌publicationdenied.