Opinion

Egypt deserves better

Egypt deserves better

Back in March 2011, I bought a T-shirt in Tahrir Square with a bold Arabic “no” written in black on the…
Stop calling us Copts

Stop calling us Copts

 In early October, after the forced migration of several Christian families from Rafah, Al-Masry al-Youm published a cartoon, the first…
Egyptian undemocratic liberals

Egyptian undemocratic liberals

 To be a liberal is to be democratic. That’s a no-brainer.In Egypt, as in American foreign policy, however, the situation…
Against Morsy’s constitutional declaration

Against Morsy’s constitutional declaration

 In essence, President Mohamed Morsy’s constitutional declaration is an attack on the judicial institution to force it out of the…
The view from the officers’ club

The view from the officers’ club

Since 1952, the military has been the guarantor of both the nation and the state. Since February 2011, it has…
Kuwait: Loyalty to the homeland, enmity to the Brotherhood

Kuwait: Loyalty to the homeland, enmity to the Brotherhood

“Loyalty to the homeland, enmity to the Brotherhood.” This campaign slogan, adopted by the incumbent parliamentary candidate Nabil al-Fadhl, summarizes…
The revolution in crisis

The revolution in crisis

In periodic visits to Egypt since the revolution, I have been startled by the deteriorating public discourse and the manner…
Strong NGOs are vital to protect women

Strong NGOs are vital to protect women

Most discussion about women’s rights in the draft constitution focused on Article 68, which guaranteed women’s equality with men as…
Revolutionaries must resist Morsy, but also the feloul

Revolutionaries must resist Morsy, but also the feloul

 On 12 August, President Mohamed Morsy issued a surprise constitutional declaration through which he ended the Supreme Council of the…
Continuing the battles of our ancestors

Continuing the battles of our ancestors

Since 25 January 2011, Egyptian women have entered a new phase of struggle. Analyzing the constitution-drafting process, currently one of…
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