“Several documentaries are now being released about the Arab Spring, many focusing on ground zero for the protests, Cairo’s Tahrir Square” Continue reading »
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Mubarak’s Verdict: A Revolution Back To Square One
“Watching the Egyptian judiciary acquitting the top police commanders, who were responsible for the killing of almost 900 innocent protesters, is like watching the regime survive the bullet of the revolution and getting back in business, and may be with a vengeance” Continue reading »
Egypt’s Presidential Elections: A Revolution at the Crossroads(Video)
“A 15-minute-documentary that revisits the Egyptian uprising, the epic occupy Tahrir square and the toppling of a dictator and explores the arduous road to democracy and the daunting challenges that await the country after the upcoming presidential elections.” Continue reading »
Egypt Revolution – Tweets from Tahrir(Video)
Egypt’s youth tweeted out the 18-day ouster of Hosni Mubarak, and are still reporting the unfinished revolution Continue reading »
On Its First Anniversary: Egypt Revolution Continues
“The revolutionary public opinion and demands that were created in Tahrir square needed to be politically purused by revolutionary cadres and leadership.”
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The Last and Gloomy Pages of Egypt revolution.
“Take away fear, and the battle of Freedom is half won.” – William Ralph Inge: The End of an Age
Egypt’s Activists Bid Farewell to the Revolution
“we lost the square” one activist tweeted… president Mubarak is due to make a speech any minute now. Continue reading »
Inside the Egyptian Revolution
An Interview with Dr. Ashraf Ezzat
By Angie Tibbs,Co-Editor of Dissident Voice / December 5th, 2011
Dr. Ashraf Ezzat, medical doctor and journalist (Pyramidion) was one of hundreds of thousands Egyptians occupying Tahrir Square in late January/early February of 2011. Ten months later Egyptian people are once again back on the streets despite a deadly crackdown by security forces. I interviewed Dr. Ezzat via e-mail about the revolution then and now. Continue reading »
Ahmed Harara, Blind Hero of Egypt’s Revolution
“I prefer to live blind but with my head held high.” says Ahmed.
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Occupy Tahrir Square vs. Occupy America
Pepper spray or rubber bullets, two different tactics but both serve the same purpose, to Silence dissent.
Egyptians Warn of Strike Over Military Junta
Prominent Egyptian activists have threatened to call for a general strike, should Egypt’s ruling junta fail to transfer power to a democratically-elected government.
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Call-Out for Solidarity with Egypt: Defend the Revolution
A letter from Cairo to the Occupy movements and other solidarity movements.
Occupy Wall Street & Occupy London respond.
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Occupy Wall Street and The Tahrir Lesson
We hope the American youths currently steering “occupy Wall Street” have learned the Tahrir square lesson and that they will take the necessary precautions not to let their uprising get hijacked. Continue reading »
Sean Penn takes part in Egypt’s Tahrir demo
“Two-time Oscar winner Sean Penn makes surprise appearance at today’s Tahrir Square protest”
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Mubarak In The Cage For The Wrong Charges
Mubarak has betrayed his country and his people and he should have appeared before a supreme court and charged with crimes of high treason. Continue reading »
Dr. Ashraf Ezzat: All the President’s Men in Egypt
Only a criminal regime could allow such criminal acts to dominate and terrorize innocent people with impunity. via Dr. Ashraf Ezzat: All the President’s Men in Egypt.
