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Building A Virtual Political Party for Egypt
This article was originally published, May 7th, in The New Arab here Building a virtual political party for Egypt BY AMR KHALIFA In Egypt there is no star brighter than that of footballing legend Mohamed Salah. Just this month, he … Continue reading
The Unholy Trinity: terrorism, state terrorism and human rights
First published here March 26 2016 The Unholy Trinity: terrorism, state terrorism and human rights To understand the Egyptian Rubik’s Cube, your eyes must turn to the unholy trinity of terrorism, state terrorism, and systematic human rights abuses. Close examination … Continue reading
Ban, block, battle: Egypt’s war with the truth
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
Mahmoud Mohamed: Egypt’s birthday boy behind bars
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
Fascism Incorporated: Our Fault
By Amr Khalifa Originally appeared on Daily News Egypt here When the blood of the other becomes a fathomable reality, fascism is born. I remember well standing among thousands in front of the UN, on 30 June 2013, as we … Continue reading
الإخوان:بين الكذبة و الحقيقه
لم يصدر المفتي الحكم بالإعدام علي الرئيس المعزول محمد مرسي. ولكن علي المستويين السياسي و الإجتماعي، صدر الحكم عندما رفض مرسي والإخوان المسلمين فكرة الإنتخابات المبكرة في صباح ٣ يوليو ٢٠١٣ .فجاء الرد الأولي بالإنقلاب علي مرسي من قبل القوات … Continue reading
Egypt: A divided republic
Egypt: A Divided Republic Daily News Egypt / March 26, 2015 / 2 Comments Old neighbours who once enjoyed daily cups of tea are turning on one another, some Christians are being accused of being Muslim Brotherhood sympathisers … Continue reading
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The Mufti, Hebdo and Mohamed
“Since when is bigotry reconciled with first ammendemant rights?” a question posed by a long time friend. It is not a rhetroical question. By this time tomorow, Charlie Hebdo will publish yet another cover with the Prophet Mohamed’s (PBUH) visage. … Continue reading
Hebdo and Islam: Extreme dichotomies
Original article here Hebdo and Islam: Extreme dichotomies Daily News Egypt / January 9, 2015 / 0 Comments While most onlookers, in the international scene, stand horrfied by the appearance of a jihadist fog bank in a European … Continue reading
2014: The Sisification of Egypt
2014: The Sisification of Egypt Daily News Egypt / December 30, 2014 / 0 Comments ShareThis Facebook Tweet Print Email By Amr Khalifa If your wishes for 2014, in Egypt, included respect of human rights, … Continue reading