Monthly Archives: January 2016

Another revolutionary wave is on Egypt’s doorste

Posted on January 25, 2016 by Amr Khalifa

By   Amr Khalifa For the New Arab Popular anger at state abuses may yet rise to the level of outright revolt [Getty] Date of publication: 25 January, 2016 Comment: Unless Sisi changes, he will be changed, writes Amr Khalifa. Tags: Egypt, … Continue reading →

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Ban, block, battle: Egypt’s war with the truth

Posted on January 4, 2016 by Amr Khalifa

By    Amr Khalifa , originally published here More than ever, media in Egypt is in the tight grip of the regime [Anadolu] Date of publication: 4 January, 2016 Share this page: Comment: Amr Khalifa Tags: Egypt, Sisi, freedom of expression, … Continue reading →

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Mahmoud Mohamed: Egypt’s birthday boy behind bars

Posted on January 1, 2016 by Amr Khalifa

Originally Published here To lose one’s freedom is tragic. To have a childhood locked behind bars is soul destroying. Mahmoud Mohamed’s is such a tale. Mahmoud was a typical Egyptian boy whose interests, most certainly, did not include politics when the Egyptian … Continue reading →

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