Police beats and Insults The Real founder of 6th April Strike Group
The activist and founder of strike 6th of April group on Facebook has been abducted yesterday and forced to leave the car when he was going to work at “New Cairo”.
الحكومة ترفع الأسعار بعد الإضراب بيوم واحد.. خخخخخ
الحكومة قررت رفع أسعار الوقود والسجائر وتراخيص السيارات بشكل كبير، وذلك بعد يوم واحد من الإضراب .. ههههههه .. read more »
tagged ;)
كمان تاج اخدته من عند بلو
هل توافق علي حذف خانة الديانه من البطاقه الشخصيه؟ read more »
Egypt: A “Journalist” Grabbing on Straws in Desperate Attempt to Deny Rights of Baha’is!
In an article published today in Egypt's semi-official newspaper Al-Ahram, the writer Muhammad Dunya attempted to refute the recent report that was jointly produced by Human Rights Watch and the Egyptian Initiative read more »
السكوت
مش هسكت
هتكلم
قال إيه بيقولك
إكتبي بالرمزية يافوزية
يإلا تخدي سنتين في قضية
تلفيقة وملكيش فيها يا فوزية
إكتبي زي مزاجك مايقولك
ماهو إلهامك ومشاعرك
بقيلك يافوزية
ماحدش حينجيكي غير أفكارك
ومبادئك وإيمانك
وطز في الرمزية
والسكوت والسلبية
ومن النهارده أنا غير البشر إلي حواليه
مش هكتب بالرمزية ولاهتصنع بالتفاهية
أناهكتب من منظوري
لأن الظلم مش راح يكون مصير البشرية
DENIED: Egypt Bloggers Plan Parallel Torture Film Festival
Egypt: Bloggers Plan Parallel Film Festival on Police Torture:
Egyptian bloggers have announced that, while the Cairo film festival is taking place from 27 November to 7 December, they will hold a parallel festival in which a “Golden Whip” will be awarded to the best video showing “controversial acts of torture allegedly committed by the security authorities.”
Two policemen received three-month jail sentences on 5 November for mistreating a detainee. A video of the incident, filmed with a mobile phone, caused an outcry among human rights activists and enabled identification of the two police officers. read more »
جريمة إمتلاك كتب تحريضية
Turkey and Nationa ID card for Baha'is
From Turkish Daily News Nov 17, 2007
"Technology has helped to promote the Baha'i religion; their culture is becoming increasingly well known and their voice is being heard both in Turkey and around the world. But they frequently face problems from the lack of information about the faith and inaccurate public images of the religion. In other words, they live with the problems and disadvantages of being a religious minority in Turkey. They want to be explored and understood correctly, and they welcome any kind of consultation, one of the fundamental doctrines of Baha'is, so that others may learn about the faith.
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Egypt: Urgent Press Release by EIPR & Report of Human Rights Watch
The following Press Release was just published by the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) regarding the ID card crisis in Egypt. read more »
اللعب بالكبريت
وأنا صغيرة
كل لما بشوف كبريت
بفتكروه شىء عبيط
وأقوم ألعب بيه
تنتني أولع فيه
وفي يوم إيه حصل
حصل إلي حصل
والبيت أهو إتخرب
إتحرق
وفجأةً الضلمة نورت
ولما تقرب تقوم تحرقك
أتاريني مش أنا بس إلي إستهونت بالكبريت
أتاري أبويا وأبوه كمان كانوا ليهم فيه
وأتاري بيتنا ده من زمان محروق
وغيرناه
بس بردوه إتحرق
طب إيه العمل
يبقى بلاش منه الكبريت
قلت والضلمة ياسيد العاقلين read more »
Egypt: the Judge Mocks the Baha’is then Delays his Verdict
Cairo's Court of Administrative Justice convened today to rule on a number of cases including the most recent two litigations brought by the Egyptian Baha'is in their desperate attempts to obtain their civil rights. read more »
Egypt: Police Order Teens' Rape
Egypt-based The Arabist links to a story which accuses police officers of ordering the rape of two teenagers. “Does it ever stop? The number of cases of torture and worse in Egyptian police stations that have come to light in recent months is staggering,” notes the post.
What is Freedom? ما هى الحرية؟
When my parents were arrested and imprisoned for 45 days, because of their religious believes, I was 10 years old at that time. Our aunt took care of my sister, brother and I during the 45 days. We had a choice at that time, either go to mosque and pray as a Muslim or stay home and pray as a Baha'i. read more »
Egypt: Kareem tortured in prison
Jailed Egyptian blogger Kareem Sulaiman is being allegedly abused in prison, according to a statement issued by the The Arabic Network for Human Rights information and Hisham Mubarak Centre for Law, reports freekareem.org.
Kareem Amer Tortured in Prison
I just received a statement from the Arab Network for HR Information announcing a communique they (along with Hisham Mubarak) sent to the prosecutor general claiming that prisoner of conscience, blogger Kareem Amer (see FreeKareem for info) has recently been beaten in prison by a guard and inmate under the orders and supervision of an investigation officer in Borg elArab prison; sent to solitary confinement where he was cuffed and shackled; and made to watch the torture of another prisoner and threatened with the same. read more »
Egypt: Nothing Moves People As Much As Religion
The late Naguib Mahfouz once said: “If you want to move people, you look for a point of sensitivity, and in Egypt nothing moves people as much as religion.” It continues to move the social and political mechanics of the people, the future of Egyptian politics and the consciousness of our nation's bloggers alike. These are the current issues of Egypt illustrated through their words. read more »
كلنا ليلى
ليلى هي بطلة رواية بعنوان " الباب المفتوح" للروائية لطيفة الزيات وقد تحولت تلك الرواية إلى عمل سينمائي يحمل نفس الاسم - قامت ببطولته فاتن حمامة . read more »
Torture and Authoritarianism
Hossam has a long, impassioned (as always) post in light of the recent 3-year prison sentence against the Boulaq officers who tortured and sodomized a microbus driver. The case became a0″ public” issue when bloggers broke the story and published a video of the abuse. read more »
3 YEARS. Islam Iabih is jailed.
Islam Nabih is sentenced for jail, three years for sodomizing and torturing driver Emad ElKebeer.
Not that equivalent punishment for the crime, but at least the dude is out of the Police Force.
I'm feeling really good.
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