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فيديو مصر بعد الانقلاب
فكرة ومونتاج وجرافيك – رانيا المالكي – اشرف قدري – حسين عزام أكثر من ستين عامًا من الحكم العسكري في مصر بدت على وشك الانتهاء في فبراير 2011 عقب انتفاضة شعبية استمرت ثمانية عشر يومًا انتهت بالإطاحة بحسني مبارك الذي حكم طوال ثلاثة عقود. الأشهر المضطربة التي تلت بلغت ذروتها في أول انتخابات رئاسية ديمقراطية في يونيو 2012، وأسفرت عن فوز أول رئيس للبلاد بإرادة شعبية حرة. تم عزل الرئيس محمد مرسي بعد مواجهة ضارية مع الدولة العميقة المعادية ووسائل الإعلام التابعة للنظام القديم، عن طريق انقلاب عسكري وبعد ثلاثة أيام من الاحتجاجات ضده في ذكرى السنة الأولى من وجوده…
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شهداء مصر: أحداث و أرقام
تصميم وتنفيذ: حسين عزام ـ اشرف قدري. هذا الملف هو حصر لأ‘عداد وأسماء المتوفين في مختلف الأحداث بالفترة ما بين 8 يوليو وحتي 19 أغسطس بناءً على المعلومات المجمعة من قبل نشطاء وحقوقيون في هذا الموقع. في أعقاب الإنقلاب العسكري الذي أطاح بأول رئيس منتخب في إستحقاق ديمقراطي وحر، إنتشر العنف والفوضى في جميع أنحاء مصر على الرغم من الإنطباع السائد بأن الإعتراض على الإنقلاب كان مقصوراً على مجموعات محدوده في القاهرة والجيزة. الحقيقة التي تكشفها أعداد الضحايا من الدلتا إلى الصعيد، في أسوان والبحيرة ومرسى مطروح والمنيا والدقهلية والعديد من محافظات مصر هي أن مقاومة الإنقلاب وعنف قوات الأمن في…
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Egypt: The Sonata of the Departed
BY NAEL M. SHAMA Cairo – The military funeral of 25 policemen who were massacred in cold blood in Sinai last month was intensely touching. The slow, dignified procession, the sad funeral dirge, the anguish of the mothers of the fallen and the tears of mourners exuded an overwhelming sense of grief. Funerals are always poignant and gloomy. They remind us of the brevity of life, the inevitability of death and the fragility of our souls. Some funerals also help us capture the immense capacity of the living to inflict injustice and death. Men are all equal in death, differences…
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In Pictures: Nation-wide anti-coup rallies, 6 dead
CAIRO – Thousands of anti-coup protesters joined nation-wide marches after Friday prayers on a day dubbed by the Muslim Brotherhood “The People Reclaim their Revolution” despite warnings by police Thursday that it will continue to use live fire “in legitimate self-defense.” According to news reports, the health ministry said six people had been killed on Friday in fighting between protesters and local residents, including one in Port Said. Morsi’s supporters said that another person was also killed in Zagazig, Sharqiya province. Otherwise the marches were relatively peaceful, except for some clashes in Cairo’s Mohandiseen area at Mostafa Mahmoud Square where police fired…
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Op:ed: In Egypt, Only the Dead Know Who is Right
BY DEENA DOUARA Cairo – I think, perhaps, amid all the emotion, one can make a calculated decision on where to stand on the violence in Egypt. I understand both arguments. Security forces are massacring mostly peaceful demonstrators with impunity, ushering in the type of force we sought to overthrow in 2011, the type of brutality we despised for years, that made martyrs of young faces now rendered across Tahrir Square. Or, Morsi supporters are being dealt with after firing first, attacking police stations and churches, threatening to “burn” Egypt. They are terrorists seeking to rip apart — both literally…
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فيديو مصر بعد الانقلاب
Oct 11, 2013
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شهداء مصر: أحداث و أرقام
Oct 8, 2013
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Egypt: The Sonata of the Departed
Sep 6, 2013
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In Pictures: Nation-wide anti-coup rallies, 6 dead
Aug 30, 2013
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Op:ed: In Egypt, Only the Dead Know Who is Right
Aug 25, 2013
Opinion
Egypt: The Sonata of the Departed
BY NAEL M. SHAMA Cairo – The military funeral of 25 policemen who were massacred in cold blood in Sinai last month was intensely touching. The slow, dignified procession, the sad funeral dirge, the anguish of the mothers of the fallen and the tears of mourners exuded an overwhelming sense of grief. Funerals are always poignant and gloomy. They remind us of the brevity of life, the inevitability of death and the fragility of our souls. Some funerals also help us capture the immense capacity of the living to inflict injustice and death. Men are all equal in death, differences…
Op:ed: In Egypt, Only the Dead Know Who is Right
BY DEENA DOUARA Cairo – I think, perhaps, amid all the emotion, one can make a calculated decision on where to stand on the violence in Egypt. I understand both arguments. Security forces are massacring mostly peaceful demonstrators with impunity, ushering in the type of force we sought to overthrow in 2011, the type of brutality we despised for years, that made martyrs of young faces now rendered across Tahrir Square. Or, Morsi supporters are being dealt with after firing first, attacking police stations and churches, threatening to “burn” Egypt. They are terrorists seeking to rip apart — both literally…
Editorial: Egypt’s False Dichotomies
BY RANIA AL MALKY Cairo – It’s been a week since the brutal dispersal of Cairo’s largest anti-coup protests in Rabaa and Nahda squares, a week of lies, hate, bloodshed and xenophobia. Having manufactured “enemies-of-the-state” out of tens of thousands of Egyptians opposed to a political setback that has catapulted the country back 60 years to the height of Nasser’s police state, Egypt’s de facto ruling military is on a path of no return. False dichotomies propagated by conspiratorial public and private media in perfect sync and that have tragically split every Egyptian family, are the bedrock of the violence…
Culture
Follow your heart at The Workshops
BY LEYLA DOSS Cairo – “Pursue your Passion,” reads a banner in bright rainbow colours as it welcomes guests into a small garden filled with luscious trees and cushioned wooden chairs. The Workshop, a cultural center established last October in Cairo’s Maadi district, offers workshops and practical training to broaden your horizons. “As a writer, I have always loved arts and culture, but constantly felt that there is an absence of high quality skills in Egypt,” says Rasha Abo El-Soud, one of the founders. “Many are taught to pursue financial stability over their interests.” Abo El-Soud believes that The Workshops…
‘Les Miserables’ links revolutionary France, Egypt
BY DALIA BASIOUNY Cairo – Few performances can move their audience emotionally, while engaging them artistically and intellectually. But some very lucky Cairenes had the opportunity this week, watching highlights from the renowned musical “Les Miserable” at The American University in Cairo (AUC). The remarkable performance was presented in Arabic for the first time late last week at the Malak Gabr theater. The successful Broadway musical “Les Miserable” by Claude-Michel Schoenberg and Alain Boublil is based on Victor Hugo’s powerful novel about poverty, injustice and the struggle against oppression, set during the 1932 student revolt against the French monarchy. The…
‘Alice’ but no wonderland
BY DALIA BASIOUNY Cairo – In its second edition, the Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival (D-CAF) which closed on April 28, presented a mixed fare of theater performances with a focus on works never seen in Egypt before. The world premiere of Lebanese performance “Alice”, created by Sawsan Bou Khaled in collaboration with Hussein Baydoun, is a case in point. This one-woman show was directed, authored and performed by Bou Khaled, a theater veteran who made her directorial debut in 2006. The exceptionally talented Hussein Baydoun, is an architect by training, but is known in the Arab world and beyond as…
Theater techies find the ‘Alternative Solution’
BY DALIA BASIOUNY Cairo Stunned by news that Rawabet Theater, the only affordable independent performance space in downtown Cairo was shut down, two theatre technicians decided to take matters into their own hands. As technicians Saber El Sayed and Mido Sadeq knew how to turn empty, unequipped spaces into full-fledged performance venues. Rawabet’s abrupt closure in February for lack of funding triggered the ingenious idea to transform The Factory, a space run by the TownHouse Gallery, and debut an arts festival they dubbed “Alternative Solution”. Click here to open the gallery. Converting this huge empty white-walled hall into an equipped…
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فيديو مصر بعد الانقلاب
فكرة ومونتاج وجرافيك – رانيا المالكي – اشرف قدري – حسين عزام أكثر من ستين عامًا من الحكم العسكري في مصر بدت على وشك الانتهاء في فبراير 2011 عقب انتفاضة شعبية استمرت ثمانية عشر يومًا انتهت بالإطاحة بحسني مبارك الذي حكم طوال ثلاثة عقود. الأشهر المضطربة التي تلت بلغت ذروتها في أول انتخابات رئاسية ديمقراطية في يونيو 2012، وأسفرت عن فوز أول رئيس للبلاد بإرادة شعبية حرة. تم عزل الرئيس محمد مرسي بعد مواجهة ضارية مع الدولة العميقة المعادية ووسائل الإعلام التابعة للنظام القديم، عن طريق انقلاب عسكري وبعد ثلاثة أيام من الاحتجاجات ضده في ذكرى السنة الأولى من وجوده…
شهداء مصر: أحداث و أرقام
تصميم وتنفيذ: حسين عزام ـ اشرف قدري. هذا الملف هو حصر لأ‘عداد وأسماء المتوفين في مختلف الأحداث بالفترة ما بين 8 يوليو وحتي 19 أغسطس بناءً على المعلومات المجمعة من قبل نشطاء وحقوقيون في هذا الموقع. في أعقاب الإنقلاب العسكري الذي أطاح بأول رئيس منتخب في إستحقاق ديمقراطي وحر، إنتشر العنف والفوضى في جميع أنحاء مصر على الرغم من الإنطباع السائد بأن الإعتراض على الإنقلاب كان مقصوراً على مجموعات محدوده في القاهرة والجيزة. الحقيقة التي تكشفها أعداد الضحايا من الدلتا إلى الصعيد، في أسوان والبحيرة ومرسى مطروح والمنيا والدقهلية والعديد من محافظات مصر هي أن مقاومة الإنقلاب وعنف قوات الأمن في…
In Pictures: Nation-wide anti-coup rallies, 6 dead
CAIRO – Thousands of anti-coup protesters joined nation-wide marches after Friday prayers on a day dubbed by the Muslim Brotherhood “The People Reclaim their Revolution” despite warnings by police Thursday that it will continue to use live fire “in legitimate self-defense.” According to news reports, the health ministry said six people had been killed on Friday in fighting between protesters and local residents, including one in Port Said. Morsi’s supporters said that another person was also killed in Zagazig, Sharqiya province. Otherwise the marches were relatively peaceful, except for some clashes in Cairo’s Mohandiseen area at Mostafa Mahmoud Square where police fired…
