Egypt’s Revolutionary Graffiti
Since Egypt's historical January 25 uprising, the streets of Egyptian cities have been transformed into a massive canvas for political artists and their art.
5 Torture Cases Revealed
5 cases of torture during the early uprisings in Egypt are revealed by Egyptians who endured many injustes while demanding freedom.
How Egypt’s Nude Revolutionary Delivered a Stick of Dynamite
Egyptian blogger Aliaa Mahdy delivered a stick of dynamite via her blog, 'A Rebel's Diary', when she posted a nude photo of herself online.
Egyptians Want Real Change
Egyptians held incommunicado in military detention, denied access to legal representation and failure to investigate torture claims raises questions about the Egyptian military's, whose currently ruling the country by decree, commitment to upholding the rule of law in the revolutions' aftermath, says Amnesty International in a new report.
Egyptian Women Forced to Take Virginity Test
The human dignities of Egyptian women were before and during the uprising a target by the corrupt military and police state. In early March seventeen women were reportedly kidnapped and subjected to tests that would prove whether or not their virginity was still in tact.
Politricks: Playing Chess with Egyptian Lives
Like a finely tuned champion skilled in the tactics of chess, the Mubarak regime silently sat on the sidelines giving the illusion that they were respecting rights of individuals and allowing free expression. However, several days after vowing to crackdown on police brutality and violence, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak responded to last week's two million-man...
Egypt’s Youth Demand Freedom and Dignity
Young Egyptians have been at the forefront of the current revolution as millions continue to take to the streets in protests rare in size and ferocity, posing a serious challenge to a 'ruthless military dictatorship' at a time when many Egyptians complain of economic stagnation, political repression, constraints on their freedom of expression and a...
